Jason wrote:
In article ,
says...
The error correction introduces a delay in the chain from laser to DAC
input.
This is why the electronics has a buffer,
That would prevent what I guessed might be the problem...
Also, note that MP3 files at any bit rate take up less space than the
equivalent WAV file (which is kinda the whole point of the exercise), so
the requirement for data rate out of the transport is lower than the design
spec. No transport mechanism should break a sweat playing back an MP3 file
or have any difficulty keeping the playback buffers full.