• CRK
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Topic: Using External Clock for ADI-2 Pros

I now have two ADI-2 Pros and would like to use them via ASIO4ALL, I used to work with a much larger setup, and still have a Antelope Orion 10MX (which I am debating if I should sell now). The 10MX has the ability to clock up to 768 kHz. Is it possible to clock the two ADI-2 Pros at 768 kHz? If so, how?

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Re: Using External Clock for ADI-2 Pros

Given that there is an ASIO driver, I don't see the need for ASIO4ALL...
Both converters could sync to incoming SPDIF.


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Daniel Fuchs
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  • CRK
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Re: Using External Clock for ADI-2 Pros

But does the spdif in handle clocking at 768 kHz?

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Re: Using External Clock for ADI-2 Pros

No, only up to 192 kHz. As 384 and 768 kHz are only available via USB and are typically not used for mutlitrack playback or recording the unit has not been designed to be syncable at these sample rates.

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