mshan
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Does the RME Digi96/8 PAD have any problems passing a Dolby Digital or DTS signal via either optical or coaxial digital output to an AV receiver (Outlaw 1050)?
RME Digi96/8 Pad: any problems passing a Dolby Digital / DTS signal to an AV receiver
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Are you sure?
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Are you sure?
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It is the one downfall of the E-MU cards... the S/PDIF support is only 2 channel and they cannot pass a DTS/DD signal... <we need an annoyed emoticon>
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I am using tosslink, and no.
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This is confusing. Is it
No - there are no problems? or
No - it doesn't work?
No - there are no problems? or
No - it doesn't work?
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I believe the "NO" was the answer for that question.
| Originally Posted by mshan Does the RME Digi96/8 PAD have any problems passing a Dolby Digital or DTS signal via either optical or coaxial digital output to an AV receiver (Outlaw 1050)? |
I believe the "NO" was the answer for that question.
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I'm sure it would pass the singal just fine if it was a DTS/AC3-wave set to the PCM format ID sent to the card with ASIO or Kernel Streaming.
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no....
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