Recent content by DLS79

I know some people have asked about AXPONA!

@pseudoid For HDMI vs DisplayPort read this, its way better than me writing an essay. https://www.rtings.com/monitor/learn/hdmi-vs-displayport For USB vs thunderbolt read this, its way better than me writing an essay, or going on an apple rant...

in the short term, but over time you end up with basically the same problem. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_persistence

Are you asking about burn in, or general panel life?

It was a random one I pulled form the net. But it doesn't mater every screen type will burn in. here is an old an old CRT. LCD from wiki https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Screen_burn-in

when it comes to STOA tech, The high end of the market isn't geared toward content consumers, but towards creators. Eizo ColorEdge CG3146 31" ~$33,000 Sony BVM-HX310 31" ~30,000 Flanders Scientific XMP310 31.5" ~$11,000

@amirm can you give us a chassis height double check?

Short of a Topping developer/engineer getting himself fired for sharing company IP, I think the best we will be able to is hypothesize. Edit: The documentation specifically states this.

It doesn't bother me at all, if anything it helps others understand the limitations of this DAC. If this helps peoples curiosity. https://www.xmos.com/download/XU316-1024-QF60A-xcore_ai-Datasheet(26).pdf

Two sets, of coefficients, require twice as much memory as one set.

It's listed in all the marketing materials by Apos and the like! for example.

Several of use have hypothesized its because topping has leveraged the DSP of the XU316 USB controller, so that's why it would really only work with usb. https://www.xmos.com/download/XU316-1024-QF60A-xcore_ai-Datasheet(26).pdf

this is not necessarily true, when you get down to IC level programming you can run into issues that aren't common today in general computing today, i.e. lack of memory. It was released the same day as the A50 iii, so it is very much aimed at headphone users!

Then as I told @Labjr buy a different DAC, I'm sure the D90 iii D with have balanced XLR.

You can shoot at any frame rate and not violate the 180 degree rule, you just need to adjust the shutter speed accordingly.