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AES-EBU or spdif

20hertz, modified 13 Years ago.

AES-EBU or spdif

Youngling Posts: 3 Join Date: 2/15/10 Recent Posts
It seems that best quality output from a laptop based server is spdif. If i use spdif into 8250/60 is there any loss or problem?
Also i plan to use xxhighend. Is there a list of minimum system needed left running for GLM to work?

Thanx
christophe-anet, modified 13 Years ago.

Re: AES-EBU or spdif

Jedi Knight Posts: 188 Join Date: 3/23/09 Recent Posts
Hello,

Thanks for your post and question. The issue of the connection of Sp/dif sources to AES/EBU inputs has been discussed already under the following post. Please have a read!

Connection of Sp/dif sources to AES/EBU
viewtopic.php?f=4&t=59&p=537&hilit=sp%2Fdif#p537

Regarding the minimum system needed for GLM to work, you basically need all loudpspeakers connected to the GLM network via CAT5 cables and the GLM software application running. The application can run in the background and only a minimum display can be left on the desktop (which allows you to select basic volume control, etc,, functions).

Hope it is clear and helpful.
Best regards,