Hello Beoworlders,
Still testing my 50s, I borrowed a streamer (Wiim Pro) to try the coaxial input, as it goes further than the optical one in terms of resolution (192 kHz vs 96 kHz).
Unfortunately I get no sound when playing a 24 bits/192 kHz file, as well from Qobuz or from NAS.
Checking in the technical sound guide, I noticed:
"Optical connector: Standard sampling rates up to and including 96 kHz,
S/PDIF: Standard sampling rates up to 192 kHz,
USB Audio: Standard sampling rates up to and including 192 kHz."
Should I understand that S/PDIF input does not support 192 kHz files?
Did anyone made the test with such files and what were the results?
Kind regards,
Yann.
Still testing my 50s, I borrowed a streamer (Wiim Pro) to try the coaxial input, as it goes further than the optical one in terms of resolution (192 kHz vs 96 kHz).
Unfortunately I get no sound when playing a 24 bits/192 kHz file, as well from Qobuz or from NAS.
Checking in the technical sound guide, I noticed:
"Optical connector: Standard sampling rates up to and including 96 kHz,
S/PDIF: Standard sampling rates up to 192 kHz,
USB Audio: Standard sampling rates up to and including 192 kHz."
Should I understand that S/PDIF input does not support 192 kHz files?
Did anyone made the test with such files and what were the results?
Kind regards,
Yann.
Location: Brittany, France
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Infected at the age of 13 by a BG 4000 in Dad's Hifi shop.
