10 Feb
2009
10 Feb
'09
8:13 a.m.
Hi!
Can anybody confirm, RME HDSP 9632 (with current alsa driver, hdspconf and
hdspmixer) *does* work in slave mode with getting sync clock via SPDIF input
(both coaxial and optical)? Are there any demands to such sync signal? Is
silent spdif stream sufficient?
Thanks!
Andrew
10 Feb
10 Feb
9:56 a.m.
Andrew Gaydenko wrote:
Hi!
Can anybody confirm, RME HDSP 9632 (with current alsa driver, hdspconf and
hdspmixer) *does* work in slave mode with getting sync clock via SPDIF input
(both coaxial and optical)? Are there any demands to such sync signal? Is
silent spdif stream sufficient?
I can't confirm this, but remeber that you can switch the spdif input
between optical and coaxial connectors. Could this be your problem?
regards,PP
Thanks!
Andrew
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10:06 a.m.
On Tuesday 10 February 2009 16:55:49 you wrote:
Andrew Gaydenko wrote:
I have not a problem yet :-) The aim is to have extrenal DAC with own clock
and sync-dedicated SPDIF-out to sync RME, using last one as a SPDIF stream
source. And I know hdspconf has options to set such syncing. But before
ordering the DAC I'd want to be sure such syncing does *really* work with
current ALSA driver and hdsp GUI tools.
Andrew
Hi!
Can anybody confirm, RME HDSP 9632 (with current alsa driver, hdspconf
and hdspmixer) *does* work in slave mode with getting sync clock via
SPDIF input (both coaxial and optical)? Are there any demands to such
sync signal? Is silent spdif stream sufficient?
I can't confirm this, but remeber that you can switch the spdif input
between optical and coaxial connectors. Could this be your problem? 
11:56 a.m.
Andrew Gaydenko wrote:
On Tuesday 10 February 2009 16:55:49 you wrote:
At least with the RME HDSP 9652 (which uses the same ALSA driver + GUI
tools) it works perfectly well.
Giso
Andrew Gaydenko wrote:
I have not a problem yet :-) The aim is to have extrenal DAC with own clock
and sync-dedicated SPDIF-out to sync RME, using last one as a SPDIF stream
source. And I know hdspconf has options to set such syncing. But before
ordering the DAC I'd want to be sure such syncing does *really* work with
current ALSA driver and hdsp GUI tools. Can anybody confirm, RME HDSP 9632 (with current
alsa driver, hdspconf
and hdspmixer) *does* work in slave mode with getting sync clock via
SPDIF input (both coaxial and optical)? Are there any demands to such
sync signal? Is silent spdif stream sufficient?
I can't confirm this, but
remeber that you can switch the spdif input
between optical and coaxial connectors. Could this be your problem? 
11 Feb
11 Feb
7:11 a.m.
Hi Andrew !
Andrew Gaydenko wrote:
>
> I have not a problem yet :-) The aim is to have extrenal DAC with own clock
> and sync-dedicated SPDIF-out to sync RME, using last one as a SPDIF stream
> source. And I know hdspconf has options to set such syncing. But before
> ordering the DAC I'd want to be sure such syncing does *really* work with
> current ALSA driver and hdsp GUI tools.
>
The RME Hammerfall 9652 (not HDSP) works perfectly well here in slave mode with
SPDIF or ADAT inputs. All syncing options are available in the main desktop
mixer (kmix for example). I have 2 ones in my studio linked by optical ADAT
cables. They allow me to play on Windows inside Linux and vice versa... The
clock system of these cards is really the best I have ever known... Enjoy it !
Cheers,
Guillaume
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