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  • Forum Post: USB 2.0 audio.

    Arturs Spade Arturs Spade
    Hello dear TI. Besides doing some projects for university, I've always looked for simple solution to achieve 24 bit audio via USB. I have looked into different forums, and most of solutions requires programming, custom firmware. There are few ICs like Tenor's TE0722 or VIA's VT1620A available...
    on Feb 19, 2012
  • Forum Post: DIX4192 PLL ?

    Alto Alto
    Hello, sorry for a stupid question, but - most SPDIF receivers have external RC, PLL filter. Also DIX9211 have Why DIX4192 does not have? Thank you, Alto. P..S. Do TI have a plans to make the IC like 4192 or 9211, but with posibility to read incoming L/R data from registers? SPI have...
    on May 10, 2012
  • Forum Post: TAS5508C I2S Data Format

    Vladimir Doroshin Vladimir Doroshin
    Hello! Is there any way TAS5508C I2S interface can accept 32-bits wide data frames? For example, if data per channel is 24-bit wide left-justified, MSB first, and the last 8 bits of 32 are zeros? Thanks in advance.
    on Jul 26, 2012
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