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That would require at least a dual trace scope that can measure up to 10Mhz analog BW so you can compare the data edges vs the L/R edges. Russ, can you propose other ways of determining?
When I was playing with a CDROM player, I remember getting no sound if the data format did not match. Since Mr Espley is getting distorted sound my bet is that the format matches. I am just guessing that sample rate mismatch will cause the distortion.
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It actually more likely the format is wrong. Because if the sample rate were wrong you wouldn't get a lock at all. If the format is wrong, you would just some funky sounding stuff. :) The simplest thing to do is simply to rotate through the format setting and see if one works. :) Edited by user Tuesday, March 8, 2011 8:27:07 PM(UTC)
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Good news. Problem sorted. After a bit of Googling I came across a similar project, Hirez SACD and DVD-A output from the DV575. Apparently, the output from the pioneer is left justified. I configured as follows AIF/MS 0 TXSRC 1 AIFCONF1 1 AIFCONF0 0 Many thanks for your support.:d/ Edited by user Thursday, March 10, 2011 4:19:10 AM(UTC)
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Awesome. I was pretty confident that was the issue. Cheers!
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Very good!. Leaned something new.
Jon, do you know the sample rate of the resulting PCM output?
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I have to ask... why not tap the DSD signals and feed them to the DAC?
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Brian Donegan wrote:I have to ask... why not tap the DSD signals and feed them to the DAC? I have a PCM DAC Buffalo-I Actually I didn't realise there was a DSD input but I want to have more than one digital source anyway. Edited by user Friday, March 11, 2011 7:29:31 AM(UTC)
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Transceiver update:
The circuit worked fine for a while, but I was never totally happy about the grounding being coupled to the DAC.
Then one day I got a set of discs that were distorting on climaxes. I put a pulse transformer on the SPDIF output and problem was solved. In fact, all round sound quality improved.
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