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re: large buffer, check the description of the Meridian 588.
re: large buffer, check the description of the Meridian 588.
post #61 of 64
2/4/05 at 9:46pm
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post #62 of 64
2/5/05 at 12:16am
It seems like it wouldn't be hard to do. If the transport is nothing special, then I imagine the cost of the product is largely based on the complexity of the digital buffering and reclocking circuitry, and the DAC circuitry. If so, why not add a no-frills S/PDIF input and decoder chip too?
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