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RE: SPDIF to TOSLINK - Nikolay_Po - 03-15-2020
(03-12-2020, 04:21 PM)ChriChri Wrote:(03-10-2020, 04:20 AM)t4_4t Wrote: And all of the above devices operate with a power supply in the range of 2.7V to 5.5V.
Therefore, the "PLT133/T8" you have selected should also work with a 3.3V power supply.
Just arrived. Now I'm looking for a plug that fits into the socket of the board and didn't find much information, yet.
About a connector. Look for 2mm-pitch crimped wire three circuits connector, for example.
Just to prove a concept, I took old but brand new TOTX177A transmitter with 5V supply requirement and done this way:
P.S. letmegooglethat.com is just for fun, the question phrase actually is not obvious. Good luck!
RE: SPDIF to TOSLINK - ChriChri - 04-04-2020
Thanks, JST PHR-3 did it. I connected the transmitter already and it does emit light.
I connected my RockPro64 to a little amp by toslink and analogue cable. In Android I did get sound on the analogue output, but not on the optical output.
In LibreElec no SPDIF showed in audio setup and I didn't get sound via analogue output neither (but it worked using bluetooth).
I just looked very quickly in Archlinux and didn't get any sound at all.
Did anybody successfully try yet the SPDIF output and if so using which software?
RE: SPDIF to TOSLINK - ChriChri - 04-08-2020
(04-04-2020, 11:24 AM)ChriChri Wrote: Did anybody successfully try yet the SPDIF output and if so using which software?
Works in armbian buster. It showed up as Sink #2 (alsa_output.platform-spdif-sound.stereo-fallback) and I could play sounds to it using paplay. Toslink connection works also
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