31-Aug-2014, 20:58
Hi again 
If you try a "cold blood analysis"...
Same hardware (Devialet, computer, cables etc...)
- There is a strictly unique way of making an audio flux from an audio track
- if you get different results when changing the player (iTunes/Jriver/Audivarna/Pure Music/ Amarra) then the data in the Devialet buffer are not the same depending of the player (electrical interferences are supposed to be the same, as cables, hardware, etc. are the same).
End of cold blood
The fact that you still get sound when disconnecting the computer is not really a "proof", it only demonstrates that there is a buffer, it does not proof that the data inside the buffer are the "right"ones. It is the same with USB and USB DAC that have a buffer.
Cheers
Thierry
If you try a "cold blood analysis"...
Same hardware (Devialet, computer, cables etc...)
- There is a strictly unique way of making an audio flux from an audio track
- if you get different results when changing the player (iTunes/Jriver/Audivarna/Pure Music/ Amarra) then the data in the Devialet buffer are not the same depending of the player (electrical interferences are supposed to be the same, as cables, hardware, etc. are the same).
End of cold blood
The fact that you still get sound when disconnecting the computer is not really a "proof", it only demonstrates that there is a buffer, it does not proof that the data inside the buffer are the "right"ones. It is the same with USB and USB DAC that have a buffer.
Cheers
Thierry
S1: Totaldac d1-server, Trinnov ST2-H, Ayon S5, Orpheus Lab 3M, Klinger Favre D56
S2: Trinnov Amethyst, Ayon Odin III, TAD Evolution One
S2: Trinnov Amethyst, Ayon Odin III, TAD Evolution One
