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In Reply to: Northstar posted by Jon L on November 10, 2007 at 17:50:18:
Just for some clarification, I've gone through their website and the manual. Assuming I'm using a coax digital cable (or the I2S cable with upsampling turned off), the transport will send out a 16/44 signal. I can then use the upsampling function on the DAC to upsample that signal to 192. I assumed that if I did not choose to upsample the signal that it would remain 16/44. Am I missing something here?
Also, it appears from Todd's post that upsampling and oversampling are pretty much the same. Just a different method used to achieve the result. Nowhere in the North Star manual does it indicate the DAC oversamples (4x, 8x, etc.).
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- Interesting... - clio09 08:26:42 11/11/07 (2)
- I Think the Problem Is...... - Todd Krieger 12:24:18 11/11/07 (0)
- All DACs can be assumed to oversample ... - Slider 09:24:06 11/11/07 (0)
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