Hello,
is there a simple way to implement multiple SPDIF stereo outputs (for multiple different SPDIF DACs) on one 216 device? I've connected all SPDIFs on 4 1-bit port and looking into software...it doesn't seems so easy as SPDIF component can only be stereo.
Would for example editing SPDIF module names (xx_0, xx_1...) and putting them on different cores work?
The whole thing should be USB to 4 stereo SPDIF 192/24 converter (8 channels).
Thank you.
Multiple SPDIF outputs on XUF216
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Hi Dohny,
No need to edit the names; just create a par with four calls to the S/PDIF module, and you will have four S/PDIF transmitters running.
Cheers,
Henk
No need to edit the names; just create a par with four calls to the S/PDIF module, and you will have four S/PDIF transmitters running.
Cheers,
Henk
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This ^^^henk wrote:Hi Dohny,
No need to edit the names; just create a par with four calls to the S/PDIF module, and you will have four S/PDIF transmitters running.
Cheers,
Henk
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Thanks
is there a simple way of getting 8 channels out of USB, or do I have to pack the 8 channel audio samples into XC chans and send it to each spdif transmitter?
is there a simple way of getting 8 channels out of USB, or do I have to pack the 8 channel audio samples into XC chans and send it to each spdif transmitter?