Hi there!
I'm trying to connect an M-Audio Delta 66 card to an Onkyo 9010 amplifier thru Coaxial SPDIF,
but it doesn't seem to be working at all..
-Firstly, I'm using a regular Video RCA cable (Yellow tip, 1m).
I know it's not the official cable, and I don't know about the 75Ohm load,
but the idea was to at least make it work minimally, to determine if it could work at all before buying a new proper cable.
Doing a little bit of research it seems ppl usually have no problem using regular RCA cables,
and it seems to work unless very long wires are needed..
I can understand with this cable there could be some crackles, jittering or synch problems, but..
Shouldn't a regular Video RCA cable be good enough to work minimally, and determine if the feature is/will be working at all?
-Secondly, this is how the card is set-up in the Hardware Configuration panel:
There's other options that could be selected..
mode: Consumer, Pro
emphasis: none, 50/15
data type: audio, non-audio
scms: none(00), original(10), copy(11)
And the way I'm doing it is: Stopping the audio playback, changing any of the Options/Sample-rate, then hitting Play again.
However changing any of the Options, or the actual Sample rate has no effect..
Delta seems to be transmitting, but Onkyo's D1 Led is blinking (as in not established), and all I hear is Silence.
(or my tinnitus for that matter..)
-So what could be wrong?
What would be the best/proper Delta configuration for this?
What would be the usual behavior of the Onkyo when feeding it SPDIF?
Is it listening to the incoming signal all the time, and will Adapt to it automatically?
Or is there something I should do to make the Onkyo better recognize the incoming signal?
(the manual is completely empty in that regard..)
Thx
I'm trying to connect an M-Audio Delta 66 card to an Onkyo 9010 amplifier thru Coaxial SPDIF,
but it doesn't seem to be working at all..
-Firstly, I'm using a regular Video RCA cable (Yellow tip, 1m).
I know it's not the official cable, and I don't know about the 75Ohm load,
but the idea was to at least make it work minimally, to determine if it could work at all before buying a new proper cable.
Doing a little bit of research it seems ppl usually have no problem using regular RCA cables,
and it seems to work unless very long wires are needed..
I can understand with this cable there could be some crackles, jittering or synch problems, but..
Shouldn't a regular Video RCA cable be good enough to work minimally, and determine if the feature is/will be working at all?
-Secondly, this is how the card is set-up in the Hardware Configuration panel:
There's other options that could be selected..
mode: Consumer, Pro
emphasis: none, 50/15
data type: audio, non-audio
scms: none(00), original(10), copy(11)
And the way I'm doing it is: Stopping the audio playback, changing any of the Options/Sample-rate, then hitting Play again.
However changing any of the Options, or the actual Sample rate has no effect..
Delta seems to be transmitting, but Onkyo's D1 Led is blinking (as in not established), and all I hear is Silence.
(or my tinnitus for that matter..)
-So what could be wrong?
What would be the best/proper Delta configuration for this?
What would be the usual behavior of the Onkyo when feeding it SPDIF?
Is it listening to the incoming signal all the time, and will Adapt to it automatically?
Or is there something I should do to make the Onkyo better recognize the incoming signal?
(the manual is completely empty in that regard..)
Thx