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Hello,
I am using an fpga to send video and audio (HDMI) to a PC via the FX3->USB. Does anyone know how the PC audio sample rate handles slight differences between its own audio sample rate and the source's sample rate?
Is is necessary to add or drop samples to make up for the slight differences?
How would one know if the sink (PC) is asynchronous, synchronous or adaptive?
Thank,
Andy
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Hello Andy,
Does anyone know how the PC audio sample rate handles slight differences between its own audio sample rate and the source's sample rate?
>> Please refer to the section 5.12.4 of USB 2.0 spec https://www.usb.org/document-library/usb-20-specification
How would one know if the sink (PC) is asynchronous, synchronous, or adaptive?
>>The USB spec compliant host will support all the three synchronization types, the device mentions the synchronization type in the endpoint descriptors.
Please refer to USB 3.0 spec table 9-18
Regards,
Rashi
Rashi
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Hello Andy,
Does anyone know how the PC audio sample rate handles slight differences between its own audio sample rate and the source's sample rate?
>> Please refer to the section 5.12.4 of USB 2.0 spec https://www.usb.org/document-library/usb-20-specification
How would one know if the sink (PC) is asynchronous, synchronous, or adaptive?
>>The USB spec compliant host will support all the three synchronization types, the device mentions the synchronization type in the endpoint descriptors.
Please refer to USB 3.0 spec table 9-18
Regards,
Rashi
Rashi