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Re: [cmi833X] Re: Perfect digital transfer, it's possible?

On Thu, 06 Nov 2003 20:13:59 -0000
"sfdsdgdsg" <de_haro@...> wrote:

[snip]

> -Sound card Terratec Aureon 5.1 Sky, with Toslink optical input.
Google tells me the 'Sky' is a Via HT based card. I don't know much about that
chipset but maybe it's one of those that resamples digital input.

[snip]

> http://personales.ya.com/deharo/digitalsoundtest.JPG
oooh, nasty :o)

>
> Michel, you say you have done perfect transactions, how have you
> verified that? What hardware have you used? Please, tell me what
> source (CD player, LD, minidisc), what sound card (manufacturer and
> model) and what kind of conections, optical or coaxial. Your
> information is very important for me.
I'm not Michel, but....

I've used a Zoltrix Nightingale and now use a Terratec Aureon *Fun*. Both of
those are CMI based cards (the focus of this group). For each one I verified
the transfers were perfect by recording an audio CD and comparing the waveform
with that grabbed with a CD ripper (from multiple drives for good measure). I
saved the waveforms as raw PCM, stipped the leading 0s using a little perl
script, made the lengths equal then just did a MD5 check on the resulting files.
I've also used a SGI Indy (obviosuly not CMI based) with the same result.

The Zoltrix and Nightinghale tests I did optical->optical, for the Indy I went
Optical->Electrical via a Midiman CO2 convertor.

Duncan



Thu Nov 6, 2003 10:23 pm

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I'm trying to do a digital transfer without any loss between a Laser Disc and my digital sound card using the optical connections. But a find random diferences...
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Nov 5, 2003
12:43 pm

If you mean by 'Laser Disc' an ordinary CD, I can imagine that it is almost impossible to find the same starting point again. if you are lucky, there are some...
Michel van der Mark
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Nov 5, 2003
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On Wed, 5 Nov 2003 16:44:29 +0100 ... [snip] Laser Disc was/is a 12" optical video format, came before DVD, never caught on. The question is if the OP is...
Duncan Martin
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Thanks for the explanation about the digital formats on the LaserDisk. I knew it as an analog video format, but I did not know that it had digital audio....
Michel van der Mark
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Nov 6, 2003
10:38 am

Thank you for your answers, and excuse me for my bad english. This is what I have: -LD player (Pioneer CLD-D925), with Toslink optical output. -Sound card...
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On Thu, 06 Nov 2003 20:13:59 -0000 "sfdsdgdsg" <de_haro@...> wrote: [snip] ... Google tells me the 'Sky' is a Via HT based card. I don't know much...
Duncan Martin
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My experiences with perfect digital transfers were originally with a Sonic Solutions edit workstation, a Tascam DA20 DAT recorder and a very old Kenwood CD ...
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