RobinKidderminster
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Thanks Joe.
Sometimes it is interesting to have the texhnical background to these standards.
I guess, therefore, it would be 'simple' to pass a data signal down two digital cables (usb, hdmi, dig coax etc) at the same time and measure the correction/errors at the other end. This would give a scientific substance to claims that 'all cables are equal'.
Analogue leads are a different ball game I guess since the signal may change throughout the system from source to output.
Need me pills again. That fog is drifting back
Cheers
Sometimes it is interesting to have the texhnical background to these standards.
I guess, therefore, it would be 'simple' to pass a data signal down two digital cables (usb, hdmi, dig coax etc) at the same time and measure the correction/errors at the other end. This would give a scientific substance to claims that 'all cables are equal'.
Analogue leads are a different ball game I guess since the signal may change throughout the system from source to output.
Need me pills again. That fog is drifting back
Cheers