Luca T
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But what I don't understand is: if the player can send out digital signal without be converted (skipping the internal DAC) and can read the file 24bit192Khz shouldn't the signal exit as it is read?
Originally Posted by nc8000 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Yes the internal dac is what converts the digital file (mp3, aac, whatever) to the analog signal that is being send to the headphone out (via an amplification circuit) and line-out for external amplification if the player has such an option. What is special about the iRiver H1XX series players is that they also support a digital line-out (optical) which sends the digital signal that is normally fed to the internal dac out of the unit for an external dac to convert it and external dac's are almost always of a higher quality than the ones built into the players. |
But what I don't understand is: if the player can send out digital signal without be converted (skipping the internal DAC) and can read the file 24bit192Khz shouldn't the signal exit as it is read?