Hi All,
Why 32.768kHz might effect IIS ?
"It is a risk to generate the abnormal sound when "32.768kHz" is used and IIS is inputted,"
Thank you very much for your advice!
BR /Boki.
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18 years ago
32.768kHz effects IIS ?
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18 years ago
Where did you see this? What is IIS other than the Fraunhofer institure, or institute of Ismalic Studies?
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18 years ago
On 08/03/2006 the venerable Ancient_Hacker etched in runes:
Don't worry about it, he's talking in riddles again. He really means I2S (Philips Audio Protocol from the 1980's) but hasn't learnt to use Google yet.
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Hi, I saw it in a specification.
BR /Boki.
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18 years ago
Coffe or tea?
Take easy :)
BR /Boki.
John B wrote:
(Philips Audio Protocol
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A bit of context would be helpful. For instance, the specification of which device said that? Sounds like a bad translation from Japanese...
My guess is that your I2S device can be run in a power-save mode at 32 KHz but can't input I2S in that mode. CD quality I2S has a clock rate beyond 1 MHz.
Regards,
Iwo