1 Topic by Todd Loomis (edited by Todd Loomis 2014-01-09 18:43:12)

  • Registered: 2007-07-09
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Topic: HDSPe AIO problem with SMUX?

I have 3 RME cards installed:

Qty 2 HDSPe AES
Qty 1 HDSPe AIO

   Currently, all 3 are receiving sync from an Apogee AD-16X converter.  I sync the AES cards to AES, and I use ADAT to sync the AIO card.  I am using 192kHz.

   When I look in the RME driver window, on both tabs for the AES cards, it shows 192kHz sync on all inputs.

PROBLEM:

   When I look in the RME driver window at the tab for the HDSPe AIO card, it shows 48kHz sync on the input.  Why?  Is it not recognizing that it should be using SMUX/4?  Is there a way I can force it to recognize?

Thanks,
Todd

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2 Reply by MC

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Re: HDSPe AIO problem with SMUX?

ADAT stays at 48 kHz, so the information here is correct.

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Matthias Carstens
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Re: HDSPe AIO problem with SMUX?

MC wrote:

ADAT stays at 48 kHz, so the information here is correct.

Ok - thanks.  I just wanted to be sure.  I was confused why the other cards said 192kHz and the ADAT card only said 48kHz.

   I suggest a driver update to make it say 192kHz when using ADAT with SMUX/4 to avoid any confusion in the future with double or quad sample rates.

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