6 Sep
2004
6 Sep
'04
2:45 p.m.
On Mon, 2004-09-06 at 07:30, luis jure wrote:
el Mon, 06 Sep 2004 06:49:23 -0700
Mark Knecht <markknecht(a)comcast.net> escribió:
OK, cool. That will work also even if you want to get better 96K output
converters since you can go out using spdif to another D/A later if you
ever wanted to. (Probably not necessary for a live system, but needs
have a way of changing, or needing to be dual purpose like recording in
a studio a bunch of stuff you already have on the system.)
Have fun,
Mark
Be aware that 88K/96K operation is not
supported by all devices that
have ADAT interfaces. RME supports it, at least on some devices, but
many/most audio interfaces do not and just shut off the ADAT interfaces
when operating atthose sampling rates. My main Pro Tools bos is that
way.
Read the specs and owner's amnual carefully before buying if 96K
lightpipe operation is important to you.
thanks for the info, but we're not planning to use the adat interface (we
have no use for it), just the analog outputs. it's mainly a performance
system: computer --> card --> active speakers.