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User's Guide HDSP AES-32 - RME

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19.2 Settings dialog - DDS<br />

Usually soundcards and audio interfaces generate their internal clock (master mode) by a<br />

quartz. Therefore the internal clock can be set to 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz, but not to a value in between.<br />

SteadyClock, <strong>RME</strong>'s sensational Low Jitter Clock System, is based on a Direct Digital<br />

Synthesizer (DDS). This superior circuitry can generate nearly any frequency with highest precision.<br />

DDS has been implemented into the <strong>HDSP</strong> <strong>AES</strong>-<strong>32</strong> with regard to the needs of professional<br />

video applications, as well as to maximum flexibility. The dialog DDS includes both a list of typical<br />

video frequencies (so called pull up/pull down at 0.1% and 4%) and two faders, which allow<br />

to freely change the basic sample rate in steps of 1 Hz (!).<br />

The DDS dialog requires the <strong>HDSP</strong> <strong>AES</strong>-<strong>32</strong> to be in clock mode Master! The frequency<br />

setting will only be applied to this one specific card!<br />

Changing the sample rate in bigger steps during record/playback often results in a loss of<br />

audio, or brings up warning messages of the audio software. Therefore the desired sample<br />

rate should be set at least coarsely before starting the software.<br />

DDS<br />

Activates all settings of this<br />

dialog.<br />

Value<br />

Shows the sample rate as<br />

adjusted in this dialog. The<br />

sample rate is defined by the<br />

basic setting (Frequency), the<br />

multiplier, and the position of<br />

the activated fader.<br />

Frequency<br />

Sets a fixed basic sample<br />

rate, which can be modified<br />

by multiplier and fader.<br />

Freq. Multiplier<br />

Changes the basic sample<br />

rate into Single, Double oder<br />

Quad Speed mode.<br />

Coarse<br />

Fader for coarse modification of the basic sample rate. Click Active to activate it. Minimum step<br />

size 1 Hz.<br />

Fine<br />

Fader for fine modification of the basic sample rate. Click Active to activate it. Minimum step<br />

size 1 Hz.<br />

Notes on the faders<br />

A mouse click within the fader area, above or below the fader know, will move the fader with the<br />

smallest step size up or down. Holding the Ctrl key while clicking will cause the fader to jump to<br />

its center (0).<br />

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