Started thinking about potential all digital surround setups and wondered if anyone on hear has experience with sending a surround digital coax signal into a nanoDigi before taking the plunge to find out for myself.
miniDSPs website listing specifies 2 inputs with 8 outputs, a surround signal would be 6-8 inputs. Would a nanoDigi be able to select which inputs from the surround source?
Zeos has a thing on this exactly https://youtu.be/q6p3ZbJDkgQ
If you’re patient there might be an updated video coming with a similar device (or join his patreon)
Thanks! Managed to track down some support pages on the miniDSP nanodigi that confirmed it will not accept multichannel audio.
thanks. I’m curious if there’s a way to do this same process but with a digital coax signal out of a blu ray player as opposed to home theater PC. Time to do more digging
Would a 2.2 digital hifi system benefit from Zs basement HT rig? Is he getting 192/24 with the minidsp or its limited to 96/24 ? Personally i dont have gear good enough for over 44/16. I assume anything over cd quality is subjective, no?
There’s a lot of discussion about this in another thread but the aim is to bypass the cheap internal dacs of the home theater receivers. A 2.2 system with minidsp to split the signal between subs and mains would be a pretty nifty system, would also require a lot less hardware. Just a DAC and a minDSP.
Ok was thinking i would have to run a dac for each amp and sub.
Anything more than 2 channels and you’d need to run more DACs