If the battery is powering the DAC chip, then yes there's a good chance that it will. If the chip is USB-powered, you could try the Dr Bott but you may be out of luck.
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List of DACs that work with iPad
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does an external DAC work when playing videos as well as music please ?
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Yes it does, all the sounds will be sent through the DAC.
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does an external DAC work when playing videos as well as music please ?
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Yes it does, all the sounds will be sent through the DAC.
thanks for the reply great
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Great D12 works. Heading to the store and get myself a ipad camera kit.
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Haven't seen anything about the ODAC. Anyone knows if it would work?
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Is there an update table for this?
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Whaich is the better option to use the Audioengine D1 (Dac) with an ipad?
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To complete my answer; i saw some post trying use the AudioengineD1 with a powered usb Hub.....its work?
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When I try the iPad 3 iOS 5.1.1 > CCK > Dr Botts T3 hub (which tells the iPad that the hub is powered when it really isn't) > D1 DAC/amp = the iPad still says the D1 uses too much power.
When I switch the hub to a mini sized Belkin wall powered 4 port hub then the D1 works just fine with iPad 3 and CCK.
To complete my answer; i saw some post trying use the AudioengineD1 with a powered usb Hub.....its work?
When I try the iPad 3 iOS 5.1.1 > CCK > Dr Botts T3 hub (which tells the iPad that the hub is powered when it really isn't) > D1 DAC/amp = the iPad still says the D1 uses too much power.
When I switch the hub to a mini sized Belkin wall powered 4 port hub then the D1 works just fine with iPad 3 and CCK.
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What about usind the audioengine with a dock with digital output (pure, cambridgeaudio?)
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If you had a iPod dock with optical digital out and feed that into the D1, as long as you give the D1 power via the USB port (wallwart, hub, computer) then you can use it. My digital dock only has coax out, so I can't use it.
What about usind the audioengine with a dock with digital output (pure, cambridgeaudio?)
If you had a iPod dock with optical digital out and feed that into the D1, as long as you give the D1 power via the USB port (wallwart, hub, computer) then you can use it. My digital dock only has coax out, so I can't use it.
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I have an ipad 3|Headroom Portable Micro Amp wDAC combo for my headphones (I find it much easier to connect for DAC use than any of my computers since you don't have to change any settings, just plug and play). At the moment I'm using the camera connector with a usb<----->miniusb cable but I'm looking for a single cable (so that its a bit sturdier) to replace it with. So far I've found this:
http://goincase.com/products/detail/usb-mini-cable-kit-ec20057
Anyone have any other suggestions for a suitable cable?
Thanks
Phil
http://goincase.com/products/detail/usb-mini-cable-kit-ec20057
Anyone have any other suggestions for a suitable cable?
Thanks
Phil
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I have an ipad 3|Headroom Portable Micro Amp wDAC combo for my headphones (I find it much easier to connect for DAC use than any of my computers since you don't have to change any settings, just plug and play). At the moment I'm using the camera connector with a usb<----->miniusb cable but I'm looking for a single cable (so that its a bit sturdier) to replace it with. So far I've found this:
http://goincase.com/products/detail/usb-mini-cable-kit-ec20057
Anyone have any other suggestions for a suitable cable?
Thanks
Phil
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think you can take CCK out of the chain unless you use a DAC that's MFi (Made for iPod, iPhone, iPad) certified. The digital audio output of the iDevice is encrypted using Apple protocols and as such, you need the decryption key/hardware from apple to get digital audio. I think the CCK includes this decryption hardware and thus allows you to use USB Audio Class compliant DAC with it, It simply won't work without the CCK.
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That won't work, the CCK isn't just an adapter. The iPad recognizes it as an interface to exchange data, similar to a "Made for iPod" DAC, which is why the latter doesn't need the CCK.
Are you using it portable, or just fixed on your desk? If your concern is to have a sturdy cable, you can just keep it in place by using the upright dock, then plug the CCK into that. That way everything stays stable/stationary. Not great if you use the iPad for browsing/reading e-magazines while listening though.
It will sort of be like this on your desk:
I have an ipad 3|Headroom Portable Micro Amp wDAC combo for my headphones (I find it much easier to connect for DAC use than any of my computers since you don't have to change any settings, just plug and play). At the moment I'm using the camera connector with a usb<----->miniusb cable but I'm looking for a single cable (so that its a bit sturdier) to replace it with. So far I've found this:
http://goincase.com/products/detail/usb-mini-cable-kit-ec20057
Anyone have any other suggestions for a suitable cable?
Thanks
Phil
That won't work, the CCK isn't just an adapter. The iPad recognizes it as an interface to exchange data, similar to a "Made for iPod" DAC, which is why the latter doesn't need the CCK.
Are you using it portable, or just fixed on your desk? If your concern is to have a sturdy cable, you can just keep it in place by using the upright dock, then plug the CCK into that. That way everything stays stable/stationary. Not great if you use the iPad for browsing/reading e-magazines while listening though.
It will sort of be like this on your desk:
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