Re: HDSP 9632 in slave via SPDIF sync

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On Tuesday 10 February 2009 16:55:49 you wrote:
> Andrew Gaydenko wrote:
> > Hi!
> >
> > Can anybody confirm, RME HDSP 9632 (with current alsa driver, hdspconf
> > and hdspmixer) *does* work in slave mode with getting sync clock via
> > SPDIF input (both coaxial and optical)? Are there any demands to such
> > sync signal? Is silent spdif stream sufficient?
>
> I can't confirm this, but remeber that you can switch the spdif input
> between optical and coaxial connectors. Could this be your problem?


I have not a problem yet :-) The aim is to have extrenal DAC with own clock 
and sync-dedicated SPDIF-out to sync RME, using last one as a SPDIF stream 
source. And I know hdspconf has options to set such syncing. But before 
ordering the DAC I'd want to be sure such syncing does *really* work with 
current ALSA driver and hdsp GUI tools.


Andrew

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