If the highest bit rate is either 16/44 or 24/96 can I use an external DAC to decode my HD Files and by-pass the DAC in the Incline?
1669628
Yep. The top priority jack on the back is mini stereo or line in. Use that or the optical in. It will switch from USB in to mini stereo when sensing input there.
1669629
If you will use ext. DAC and connect to mini jack audio input in DefTech you will sound what external DAC support.
1348001
iOS passes it over to the Fostex HP-P1 via digital out (to the AK4480 32-bit DAC) up to 16-bit/48kHz I believe... the latest version of iOS MIGHT support 24-bit/48kHz, but I'm not sure it would pass this over to the HP-P1. If using the "FLAC Player" app with the iPhone, you can play files higher than 16/48, but I believe iOS downsamples anything higher before sending it out to the HP-P1 DAC. So 24/96, 24/192 files are "playable", but are most likely downsampled by iOS to 16/48 before reaching the AK4480 32-bit DAC in the Fostex.
2140893
No. The Bifrost is for taking digital information via USB, optical, etc. and converting it to analog signals. To make the most of a high quality DAC, you also want a high quality amplifier. I use the Valhalla and drive beyerdynamic DT880 600ohm phones. You also want a high quality media source such as high bitrate MPEG or lossless. YouTube may see nominal improvement, but not a lot.
1584915
The Owner's Manual does not mention HDCD. Check out the pioneerelectronic website for a full list of features on the Product Sheet. Please note that the 62FD does not have RCA audio output ports so you can only take advantage of the built in 192›kHz/24-bit›Audio›DAC using HDMI. The 53FD has both HDMI and RCA audio output ports. The 53FD is hard to find at a reasonable price. I found a refurbished one at pioneers outlet website for a great price!
1660379
It should process the signal at up to 96hz/24 bit, I believe. I did notice that when I started using it there was an improvment in sound quality, so I have been happy with it.
2010583
No, the USB chip in this limits it to 24 bit 48k files. The DAC itself is the Wolfson 8740, which is capable of 192k 24 bit. The cheapest USB dac that can play 96khz 24 bit files is the fiio e10. It does not have a battery, so it can't be used with phones.
205912
No. What you can do is record at 33 and then use the Audacity software to change the speed in the digital file.
1434573
If by HD you mean 720P or 1080P, then no. These are the recording resolutions: NTSC: D1(704 x 480); HD1(704 x 240); CIF (352 x 240) PAL: D1(704 x 576); HD1(704 x 288); CIF (352 x 288)
1254003
As the RR2150 is built as an analog piece, the only input that utilizes a DAC is the USB input. It is a 16 bit DAC, able to do full CD quality sound, and is compliant with USB 2.0's full speed specification.
1789865
I've always used my BDP-83 for HD audio, also called lossless audio - Dolby TrueHD, DTS-Master Audio, and PCM. You can only get 5.1 HD/lossless audio with an HDMI connection to a receiver. The problem with attaching a hard drive via USB is that the BDP-83 only supports FAT32 format, used in DOS & Win95, and limits file size to a maximum of 4GB, you'd have to break HD direct into a bunch of 4GB files. Also the hard drive needs to have its own power supply, the electrical current in a USB connection is only enough for USB flash/"Thumb" drives. The newer Oppo models support NTFS, which has pretty much unlimited file size. Cheers
1709012
I went thru the owners cd rom and it doesn't say any thing about DAC. I connect to an onkyo receiver thru the cd-in rca jacks, so the receiver probably does the conversion. I love it, it's still going strong, but for some reason philips discontinued it.
1010339
Not detachable this year, but the motorized models (KW-NT700 and KW-NT800HDT) have reverse tilt. FLAC and WAV files can be played from either USB or SD card. There is no file limit, but officially only 32GB cards work. Although reality is 64GB cards will most likely work.
1799756
Page 38 of the manual (available on the Marantz site) indicates that 24bit/ 96kHz and higher WAV files aren't supported. The USB device port on the front of the unit only supports 16bit/44.1kHz CD quality or lower when using a USB thumb drive (another commentor said it can also handle 24/44.1). A bit of research here [http://xiph.org/~xiphmont/demo/neil-young.html] convinced me that CD quality is just fine, and that's likely why Marantz didn't include higher rates on this equipment. I have 24bit/48kHz WAV files on my iPad Mini, and when I attach the Mini to the CD6005's front USB port, these WAV files play just fine.
1087516
I keep HiRes music files on mine with up to 32/194 Hz and have no problems. Haven't tried video yet.
1485873
The unit's display does not show any information besides the audio source and a equalizer info. I don't think it can be hacked to display file information. Can't tell you anything about external HD or flac.
1565200
Yes it'll go to the HD channels no problem. But there is no decimal point on this remove, not quite sure what you are asking.
672318
Hey there. This system does not decode Dolby Digital Plus, DTS-HD, or Dolby TrueHD from your HDMI cable, true. However, in order to make a great system that was affordable, they included the 7.1 analog-audio inputs for future HD players that have onboard decoding. If you really want true 7.1 from your HD movie with this system, check out the Panasonic DMP-BD55. And as always, if you wait a little longer, the price on these players will drop to something more palatable.