On 5 Mar 2004 06:37:52 -0800, (unitron) wrote:

Kevin Boergens wrote in message ...

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BTW: Most CD-ROM drives have a two pin output called digital-something.
Is this a S/PDIF output?

Yes, or at least it is supposed to be.

They often are S/PDIF-compatible signals but sometimes at CMOS voltage
levels.

Kal

Hi!

Not saying that it would be an interesting experiment,
That's my main motivation!


you would be trading artifacts caused by your wiring for
artifacts caused by your home-made D/A converter.

Of what kinds of artifacts do you think?

HAND,
Kevin

Hi!

Not saying that it would be an interesting experiment,
That's my main motivation!


you would be trading artifacts caused by your wiring for
artifacts caused by your home-made D/A converter.

Of what kinds of artifacts do you think?

HAND,
Kevin

Hi!

Not saying that it would be an interesting experiment,
That's my main motivation!


you would be trading artifacts caused by your wiring for
artifacts caused by your home-made D/A converter.

Of what kinds of artifacts do you think?

HAND,
Kevin

Hi!

Not saying that it would be an interesting experiment,
That's my main motivation!


you would be trading artifacts caused by your wiring for
artifacts caused by your home-made D/A converter.

Of what kinds of artifacts do you think?

HAND,
Kevin