RME Audio Hammerfall HDSPe RayDAT Operation & User’s Manual

78, 78 User's Guide HDSPe RayDAT © RME 30.7 Terminology Single Speed Sample rate range originally used in Digital Audio. Typical applications are 32 kHz (digital radio broadcast), 44.1 kHz (CD), and 48 kHz (DAT). Double Speed Doubles the original sample…

20, 20 User's Guide HDSPe RayDAT © RME 12.2 DVD-Playback (AC-3/DTS) AC-3 / DTS When using popular DVD software players like WinDVD and PowerDVD, their audio data stream can be sent to any AC-3/DTS capable receiver via the RayDAT’s AES and SPD…

77, User's Guide HDSPe RayDAT © RME 77 30.6 SteadyClock The SteadyClock technology of the HDSPe Series guarantees an excellent performance in all clock modes. Its highly efficient jitter suppression refreshes and cleans up any clock signal, and provides it as reference clock …

73, RME Audio Hammerfall HDSPe RayDAT User's Guide HDSPe RayDAT © RME 73 30. Technical Background 30.1 Lock and SyncCheck Digital signals consist of a carrier and the data. If a digital signal is applied to an input, the re- ceiver has to synchronize to the carrier clock in order to read the data correctly. To ach…

41, User's Guide HDSPe RayDAT © RME 41 Output Using the cable adapter XLR/phono described above, devices with coaxial SPDIF interface can be connected to the AES output of the RayDAT as well. Note that most consumer equipment with phono SPDIF inputs will only accept signals havin…

62, 62 User's Guide HDSPe RayDAT © RME Recording a Software's playback In real world application, recording a software's output with another software will show the fol- lowing problem: The record software tries to open the same playback channel as…