fromatoz
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Sorry, something like this.
Sorry, something like this.
Quote:Sorry, something like this.
I suspect that will allow the uDAC-2 to still work at 16/44, but it may decrease the bandwidth and prevent it from working at 24/96. I've seen plain USB hubs that prevented some 24/96 DACs from working at full speed, and they were not even electrical isolators.
Full speed USB 12Mbps is enough for 24bit/192KHz, certain devices are reported to be working here http://electronicsshop.dk/?id=900¤cy=EUR , and I'm sure that all devices that use Tenor 24bit/96KHz USB receiver can work with that isolator. I don't know which chip the UDAC2 uses, but it's very likely it also uses the Tenor chip (if it can't playback 88.2KHz audio without resampling then certainly it is).
Just one thing that concerns me is the clear usb cable reports earlier in this thread am i likely to be affected ? Out of interest Nuforce have packaged one extra...are they hedging their bets ?
If i get my hands on this mini marvel l will post my thoughts for you all.
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I'm very curious to know if this uDAC-2 supports Windows volume control. The uDAC-1 did not,but the HDP does. You said that the uDAC-2 uses the same 24/96 USB receiver chip as the HDP so would it be safe to assume it does support volume control within Windows? This is important to me because when someone walks into my room and talks to me, I can press mute on my keyboard to stop the sound instantly without turning the physical volume knob especially if I am playing through my speakers, with the uDAC-1 I could not do this because the Windows volume control had no effect at all.