Hi there!
Just to be sure, the Z8.8 handles multiple sampling rates so basically, but it doesn't do src right?
So whatever signal going IN determines the sampling rate going to the destination?
I guess just writing the question makes me understand.
Here's the deal.
I use an old Weiss 102 digital console and it's an old lady.
It needs to have an aes input signal to clock at startup (no wordclock). If it doesn't, it just won't find the clock and it will not find it on the fly if I change during the day.
I don't want to have to restart it, I need something that will constantly feed it with 44.1 or 48 clock.
I'm interested in the detangler to hook all my digital gear up, but is there a way I can use it to garantee there will always be a clock present at it's output?
Can you guys think of anything that would function as a video black generator but creating aes clock?
Thanks!
Just to be sure, the Z8.8 handles multiple sampling rates so basically, but it doesn't do src right?
So whatever signal going IN determines the sampling rate going to the destination?
I guess just writing the question makes me understand.
Here's the deal.
I use an old Weiss 102 digital console and it's an old lady.
It needs to have an aes input signal to clock at startup (no wordclock). If it doesn't, it just won't find the clock and it will not find it on the fly if I change during the day.
I don't want to have to restart it, I need something that will constantly feed it with 44.1 or 48 clock.
I'm interested in the detangler to hook all my digital gear up, but is there a way I can use it to garantee there will always be a clock present at it's output?
Can you guys think of anything that would function as a video black generator but creating aes clock?
Thanks!
