In Reply to: RE: 'IMO, SPDIF from a computer would be the last method of connectivity to use as far as digital connections. posted by audioengr on March 19, 2008 at 19:48:48:
'The jitter caused by long cables like this or Toslink is very high.'
How high? I won't speculate how high or how low the jitter is in my 10m toslink.
I use a Theta Time Linque Conditioner.
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- RE: 'IMO, SPDIF from a computer would be the last method of connectivity to use as far as digital connections. - maabx 03/19/0820:23:43 03/19/08 (10)
- RE: 'IMO, SPDIF from a computer would be the last method of connectivity to use as far as digital connections. - audioengr 23:14:25 03/19/08 (9)
- RE: 'IMO, SPDIF from a computer would be the last method of connectivity to use as far as digital connections. - maabx 06:14:24 03/20/08 (8)
- RE: 'IMO, SPDIF from a computer would be the last method of connectivity to use as far as digital connections. - audioengr 10:53:56 03/20/08 (7)
- Well Steve, looks like the Theta does not drop samples after all... - maabx 16:30:49 03/20/08 (1)
- RE: Well Steve, looks like the Theta does not drop samples after all... - audioengr 22:24:23 03/20/08 (0)
- 'Ultra-low jitter in my book is 10's of picoseconds, not 1nsec' - maabx 11:50:01 03/20/08 (4)
- RE: 'Ultra-low jitter in my book is 10's of picoseconds, not 1nsec' - audioengr 22:29:06 03/20/08 (3)
- RE: 'Ultra-low jitter in my book is 10's of picoseconds, not 1nsec' - maabx 07:14:22 03/21/08 (2)
- RE: 'Ultra-low jitter in my book is 10's of picoseconds, not 1nsec' - audioengr 11:32:09 03/21/08 (1)
- Thanks Steve. -t - maabx 14:42:29 03/21/08 (0)