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In Reply to: @fmak, clarify your conclusions from src.inifinitewave.ca posted by cics on August 4, 2007 at 18:59:32:
I shall try to explain. What you are referring to is the band limited signal to noise or signal to harmonics levels and not related to the hf images that I have been referring to. If you look at the link that I posted, you will see that src has significant iamges over the place. Post filtering is important to sonics and really one doesn't know what is going on in a given PC system. There are no measurements in the public domain on usb to spdif or usb converter products being talked about here. Goto diyhi.org on measurements made on usb bridghes and the technical issues surrrounding them and you will see what I mean on hardware and software issues. Also, if you look at PC forums, you will see that usbs are not by any means robust as spdifs. At least there are some published bt Stereophile on SPDIF sound cards that one can use as a performance reference.
What is the point in going from:
PCI to USB
USB to SPDIF and throwing away PCI to spdif systems and not making sure that the outputted SPDIF stream is correct and high quality.???
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Follow Ups
- RE: @fmak, clarify your conclusions from src.inifinitewave.ca - fmak 01:47:42 08/06/07 (4)
- RE: @fmak, clarify your conclusions from src.inifinitewave.ca - cics 07:23:18 08/07/07 (1)
- colors to db levels (src.inifinitewave.ca) - cics 07:27:24 08/07/07 (0)
- Fred, will have to disagree again, same as below! - Gordon Rankin 06:46:21 08/06/07 (1)
- RE: Fred, will have to disagree again, same as below! - fmak 07:58:05 08/06/07 (0)
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