Adding a word clock output to the PCM4222EVM

fonzobrown said:

living sounds said:

The PCM4222EVM doesn't support word clock input, the BNC connector input on the PCB requires a multiple of the sample rate to work. You could buy a super clock with x256 out, I guess these would work with the PCM4222EVM, see these:

http://www.soundonsound.com/techniques/does-your-studio-need-digital-master-clock

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Audio-Gd Jz1 type3 at F0 seems capable of 24.576MHZ out so it should be fine to manage the pcm4222 clock, don't You ?

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living sounds said:

fonzobrown said:

living sounds said:

The PCM4222EVM doesn't support word clock input, the BNC connector input on the PCB requires a multiple of the sample rate to work. You could buy a super clock with x256 out, I guess these would work with the PCM4222EVM, see these:

http://www.soundonsound.com/techniques/does-your-studio-need-digital-master-clock

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Audio-Gd Jz1 type3 at F0 seems capable of 24.576MHZ out so it should be fine to manage the pcm4222 clock, don't You ?

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For 96khz probably yes, but I really wouldn't know, if I properly understood this stuff I wouldn't ask questions here. ;-)

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