Anyone know of some sort of device that accepts a SPDIF (Coax/Optical) input and then reads the data (outputs it to a display) in order to verify bit perfect output from a source (i.e. sound card)??? You would think this would be a common device that audiophiles would be purchasing considering how many bit perfect threads are started on the web....
The only test I have read about is downloading a DTS wav file and hooking your SPDIF to a AV receiver.
I am simply looking for a small test instrument that I can plug my SPDIF into and verify. Would some place like Radio Shack have such a device?
Arent you guys sicks of just assuming you are achieving bit perfect output on your PC into your DAC? I dont want to assume anymore.
The only test I have read about is downloading a DTS wav file and hooking your SPDIF to a AV receiver.
I am simply looking for a small test instrument that I can plug my SPDIF into and verify. Would some place like Radio Shack have such a device?
Arent you guys sicks of just assuming you are achieving bit perfect output on your PC into your DAC? I dont want to assume anymore.