andre tchmil
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Can I simply make a connection from AES to Spdif ?
And how to ?
And how to ?
Digital connections AES to SPDIF
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andre tchmil
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Thanks, but it is the other way around.
from Spdif to AES, which seems much more complicated. :sad:
from Spdif to AES, which seems much more complicated. :sad:
one of the basic differences is that AEs/EBU (if that's what you mean) is a differential version of S/PDIF.
In other words, you could use something as simple as a high speed opamp (or a transformer?) to bring differential to single ended.
i think...
Cheers
Rochey
In other words, you could use something as simple as a high speed opamp (or a transformer?) to bring differential to single ended.
i think...
Cheers
Rochey
[quote author="andre tchmil"]Thanks, but it is the other way around.
from Spdif to AES, which seems much more complicated. :sad:[/quote]
Have a look at that thread again - both ways are mentioned...
Best regards,
Mikkel C. Simonsen
from Spdif to AES, which seems much more complicated. :sad:[/quote]
Have a look at that thread again - both ways are mentioned...
Best regards,
Mikkel C. Simonsen
And also, most often, a simple xlr-to-phono adapter does the job.
But don't expect to be able to run 24bit, high fs, id-codes, or any other crap from s/pdif into AES. It'll simply be ignored.
Jakob E.
But don't expect to be able to run 24bit, high fs, id-codes, or any other crap from s/pdif into AES. It'll simply be ignored.
Jakob E.
[quote author="gyraf"]But don't expect to be able to run 24bit, high fs, id-codes, or any other crap from s/pdif into AES. It'll simply be ignored.[/quote]
Why? If the equipment uses the very common Crystal AES/EBU receivers all the S/PDIF "crap" will be accepted, since both formats are supported.
Best regards,
Mikkel C. Simonsen
Why? If the equipment uses the very common Crystal AES/EBU receivers all the S/PDIF "crap" will be accepted, since both formats are supported.
Best regards,
Mikkel C. Simonsen
Aah.. didn't know that.. all our old Sony stuff simply ignores the more advanced aspects of S/PDIF..
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