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Create a S/PDIF "pass trough"

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tim687 over 11 years ago

Dear users,

 

I am soon going to upgrade to a 5.1 digital speaker setup with a new amp. Everything will be digitally connected (S/PDIF and HDMI).

Since my computer is not standing next to the amp, I would like to make my own pass trough service, connecting the S/PDIF output from my computer to the Arduino.

The arduino reads the information that is send by my computer trough the interface, and then sends it to another arduino over a networked connection.

The second arduino converts the received data back to the S/PDIF output.

 

The theory is there, but can the arduino handle it?

And is it possible to receive (and read) the 0's and 1's that my computer (or any other device) sends and send it to the second arduino? (I've got 1GBIT network)

 

I hope I've made myself clear enough to understand my problem ;-p

 

 

To everybody who helps me:

 

Thanks in advance!

 

Tim

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    0 tim687 over 10 years ago

    It has been a long time since my last post, but I ended up placing the amp next to my computer and connecting to it with COAX.

     

    Thanks everybody and a happy new year!

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    0 tim687 over 10 years ago

    It has been a long time since my last post, but I ended up placing the amp next to my computer and connecting to it with COAX.

     

    Thanks everybody and a happy new year!

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