1 Oct
2007
1 Oct
'07
7:41 a.m.
Hi,
Am Montag, 1. Oktober 2007 schrieb Tosif Ahmed:
The Digital-To-Analog-Converter (DAC for short) is a hardware-part, you can
not replace it by something software (1). And as the WRT doesn't have DACs on
the outputs (at least not with the resolution you want), you can never use it
to output analog audio signals.
> Your WRT
is an
> Ethernet device, which knows how to encode and decode IP traffic for
> networking purposes. However it has absolutely no analog connection
> to the CAT5 cable.
Thanks for that cheerful explanation. Actually I did have
those doubts in
my mind earlier, but there is another thing which i think can come over
this problem. As i mentioned earlier that the router has OpenWRT firmware
installed on it, so can i not write my own Digital To Analog Converter (If
this is wat you mean by "no analog connection to the CAT5 Cable.)? Or probably, pass on the digital data to an external
hardware DAC, which
can then pass it on to the speaker.
That would be a box which accepts digital audio over ethernet and outputs
analog audio. Something like a small computer running netjack...
Arnold
1: Well, maybe you can try to create a Pulse-Width-Modulated analog-signal,
but that probably not the audio-quality you want and will take you probably
ages to program/develop...
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