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In Reply to: Bits is Bits? What about timing? posted by jeromelang on May 4, 2003 at 20:41:43:
> You seem to imply that if the data (1's and 0's) appear to be the
> same in all these tests, then one will hear no difference? How do
> you intend to measure the differences in timing of each sample?I can only capture the 1394 bitstream. I do not have the VSX-49TXi
receiver to measure the sample jitter at the DAC.To base all conclusions on my proposed test, we must have faith
that the receiver is properly buffering and reclocking the stream.
Pioneer claims "zero jitter", and if they are using a halfway
decent crystal oscillator, it seems very attainable to me.
Charles Hanson has suggested that the clock routing to the
DAC may not be optimul, but I've seen no measurements that
would indicate the clock signal is not clean and jitter-free.However, my proposed test would certainly confirm or deny Ole Lund
Christensen's speculations on a mechanical reason for the
phenomenon.BTW, I couldn't find the Jennifer Warnes disc at my local CD
emporium. CD layer of CCR Cosmo Factory is much easier to find.
I'll pick it up tomorrow.Ron
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- Re: Bits is Bits? What about timing? - dr1394 00:33:22 05/05/03 (1)
- Thanks for taking this issue up - jeromelang 02:46:23 05/05/03 (0)
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