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Hi Russ, How about building a digital switch to switch different I2S/DSD/TTL-spdif lines? With a chip like the ones used for 3 to 1 hdmi switchers. Edited by user Monday, December 13, 2010 9:44:02 PM(UTC)
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I can second this wish and pre-order for next X-mas!
To use as an input-selector between for the Buffalo and different sources.
Nic
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Brian and I have thought about this several times. It is possible, but the multiplexer would need to have very small and consistent propagation delay. Edited by user Tuesday, December 14, 2010 6:31:04 AM(UTC)
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Consistent could be easy: use 4 separate digital multiplexers, one per line. Small delay? Would that matter then?
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glt wrote:Consistent could be easy: use 4 separate digital multiplexers, one per line. Small delay? Would that matter then? Not much as long as it is consistent. :)
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