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Hi
Can anyone confirm for me if I can use a 210 to output to my older non-24/96 DSP speakers?
I’m not sure if I’m just missing something in the configuration or if it’s just not supported.
Thanks
Steve
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I think so, as long as that's the source. You'll need to turn off MHR though.
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It can if that is what the source is. In testing today it was verified to output up to 24/96 so your 24/96 speakers should have no issue with the SPDIF digital output of the 210. I does not however have a 1x or 2x setting to enable upsampling. You do have the option of turning MHR on or off.
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Confirmed and working.
As suggested I just had to configure the device in Roon to output a max of 16/48.
Thanks to all.
Steve
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