question about spdif on the creamware cards.

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raztalove
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Post by raztalove »

I currently own a powersampler. This card says it has spdif input. It comes in the form of a 1/8 inch jack. Now I have never seen a 1/8 spdif jack, but in the manual it shows the output of a dat machine going into the powersampler.

I have a soundmodule with a spdif out but it comes in regular format of coax or optical. So my question is, how do i plug either of these into a 1/8 inch jack. Ive asked at least 10 people and none of them know. My guess is that there is some type of adapter... anyone? What am I doing wrong?

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Post by alfonso »

It's a TRS, like the stereo one, that comprises both in and out. The adapter to use is the one that receives 2 rca plugs and has a stereo mini-jack the other side.
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Post by astroman »

right, and available in any hifi store or department of supermarkets.
take care to use the proper cables: 75 Ohm is REQUIRED, otherwise you'll have anything between slight distortion, brizzles or clicks. the yellow RCA plugged video cables are OK, if budget doesn't matter ask for a digital audio certified one (more expensive).

cheers, Tom
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Post by raztalove »

thanks, ill look into that.

Peace

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Post by Shroomz~> »

Maplin part No. N84AN is a gold plated stereo phono > 1/8' mini-jack & can be found here >>>
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<a href="http://www.maplin.co.uk/search.aspx?Men ... >Maplin</a>
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Not too bad for £1.99. :cool:
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