23-Feb-2021, 16:34
@AcrossTheWaves and @tsmithpam
You may like the solution setup in this post by @jcd1877
@AcrossTheWaves
You would have to split the feeds: plug the left output in an ADC then plug that optical cable to the left Phantom, and to the reverse (right output -> second adc -> right phantom).
This is not strictly correct.
Yes, you do require a splitter although in practice it is a duplicator!!!
In other words, one stereo signal in and two identical stereo signals out.
During the setup of Direct Optical mode, it is the speakers that are configured to use either the left or right channel.
I have been using a rather more involved Direct Optical mode solution for a number of years.
It has been extremely stable and has allowed me to change the audio sources at my convenience as and when new options are available. If an audio source does not work I am free to try something that does. That's more than you can say for the Devialet offerings.
You may like the solution setup in this post by @jcd1877
@AcrossTheWaves
You would have to split the feeds: plug the left output in an ADC then plug that optical cable to the left Phantom, and to the reverse (right output -> second adc -> right phantom).
This is not strictly correct.
Yes, you do require a splitter although in practice it is a duplicator!!!
In other words, one stereo signal in and two identical stereo signals out.
During the setup of Direct Optical mode, it is the speakers that are configured to use either the left or right channel.
I have been using a rather more involved Direct Optical mode solution for a number of years.
It has been extremely stable and has allowed me to change the audio sources at my convenience as and when new options are available. If an audio source does not work I am free to try something that does. That's more than you can say for the Devialet offerings.
