WrathOfGod
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We disassembled the Apple Lightning Cable and measured all the dimensions.
Check it out if you're interested.
Check it out if you're interested.
Looking forward to using my UHA-6s with the 5. Thanks for the thread and information.
Where did you get the information that you could hook it up to the Leckerton DAC? Considering it's chipped I'm guessing you can't do DAC bypass.
Where did you get the information that you could hook it up to the Leckerton DAC? Considering it's chipped I'm guessing you can't do DAC bypass.
The day after the 5 announcement, I chatted with an Apple csr and they conversed with a tech who said it will host usb audio without authentication. I'm hoping authentication is for ipod out controls only. Of course they could have no idea what they are talking about and my dreams will subsequently be crushed but considering the 30 pin adapter also supports usb audio (per all the media reports), then why block it in one cable and not another? A man can dream; don't crush a man's dreams.
The day after the 5 announcement, I chatted with an Apple csr and they conversed with a tech who said it will host usb audio without authentication. I'm hoping authentication is for ipod out controls only. Of course they could have no idea what they are talking about and my dreams will subsequently be crushed but considering the 30 pin adapter also supports usb audio (per all the media reports), then why block it in one cable and not another? A man can dream; don't crush a man's dreams.
I really see no justification for the “authentication chip” hypothesis, and even their diagram doesn’t show any single “power pin of the Lightning plug”. It’s clear that, once the cable’s type has been negotiated with the device, and the device has checked if there’s a charger, a peripheral or a computer on the other end, the power input from the USB side is switched to however many pins are required to carry the available current.