Dont think davide has any problems with jitter or incompatable S/Pdiff formats, though the 20bit into 24bit might need some dithering... I had an issue when trying to feed a 16 bit connection with the XL7, but changing to 20 bit was fine. I cant remeber if all was ok with 24bit though.. That was on a TC D2 delay unit which i was using as a A/D and D/A. You can change the S/PDIF format on those units. If he can record at 24 bits then the A/D must suppport 24 bit as i'd imagine he'd get an error when trying to record. Most S/PDIF connections are 24 bit these days, its the current hardware thats out there to use. Heres some good info:- http://www.epanorama.net/documents/audio/spdif.html Gonz --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, jason rodgers <dirtybeatzproductions@...> wrote: > > As Far As Bit Depth Goes That Really Depends On The > A/d Converters On Your Input Device Not Output It Just > Lets The Sample Rate Quantize To Reproduce The Sound > Sampled In If The Digital Out Is Giving You Problems > It Is Most Likely A Clock Issue Causing Digital Jitter
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Re: how do you record your xl-7
2006-02-10 by gonzinigonz
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