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User Details - pelley
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Chris Pelley | |
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Waterville, Maine USA | |
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Sony STR-DA777ES receiver Sony SAV-E815ED speakers (5.1) Sony DVP-NC875V player |
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November 19, 2008
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| Where was this broadcast? ... more | |
November 18, 2008
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| Regarding jitter and DSD over HDMI, here is some info from a review of Sony's newest HDMI SACD player: "HATS addresses the problems of simultaneously communicating six channels of digital data at 2.8224MHz, which would otherwise result in timing (jitter) errors. "HATS uses an algorithm that rejoices under the title of 'command-based rate control ... more | |
November 15, 2008
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| Excellent research, Paul. I think DSD over HDMI holds a lot of promise. Can't wait to actually hear some music on it! ... more | |
November 12, 2008
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| As of today, both Barnes & Noble and Borders are still stocking the Awards Issue. The November issue has yet to hit the stands. Here's a picture of the cover we're looking for, though. ... more | |
November 5, 2008
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| HDMI sends ones and zeroes across the wire. It's just data. Unless the cable or the components are broken, the data arrives perfectly intact at the other end-- the exact same ones and zeroes that were sent. It's no different than your computer reading ones and zeroes from your hard drive across a USB or SATA cable, or reading digital photos from ... more | |
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