Welcome to the MADI.SRC, DirectOut’s purpose designed solution for real-time sample rate conversion of a MADI signal: The MAdi.sRC enables real time sample rate conversion of a com- plete MADI stream (64 audio channels). The device includes 32 high quality stereo sample rate converters (SRCs), and supports all source and destination sample rates from 44.1 kHz to 192 kHz, for...
DirectOut Technologies CHAPTER 1: Overview Applications The MADI.SRC may be used wherever high quality sample rate conversion is required. The data stream is processed in real time and all output channels are phase and sample accurate with refer- ence to each other.
DirectOut website: www.directout.eu. This document refers to fi rmware version 2.2 intended operation The MADI.SRC is designed for conversion of format and sample rate of MADI signals ( AES10). warning No compensation can be claimed for damages caused by operation of this unit other than for the intended use described above.
® DirectOut Technologies CHAPTER 2: Legal issues & facts Contents The contents of your MADI.SRC package should include: • 1 x MADI.SRC (19’’, 1 RU) • 2 x power chord • 2 x fixing unit for power plug • 1 x Manual page 12 of 40 MADI.SRC Manual - Version 1.4...
• MAdi: MADI input signal (AES10) • int: internal clock; the MADI.SRC is the clock master. Note that the output base rate (44.1 k or 48 k) is defined automati- cally by the word clock or MADI input signal if the clock source is set to wClk or MAdi respectively.
Chapter 4: Operating Modes Chapter 4: operating Modes introduction The MADI.SRC provides two operating modes: • In Normal Mode one input is used and both outputs operate in parallel. • In Split Mode both inputs and outputs are combined in order to take optimal advantage of the SRCs available.
In Normal Mode only one MADI input can be used at a time and both outputs transmit identical signals in parallel. The MADI.SRC automatically detects the sample rate (base rate) and frame format of the MADI input signal. The detected base rate may then be multiplied by a scaling factor of 1, 2 or 4 resulting in the following sample rates: • 44.1 kHz (1 FS), 88.2 kHz (2 FS), 176.4 kHz (4 FS)
Normally, the scaling factor of the base sample rate (1 FS, 2 FS or 4 FS) is defined manually for input and output from the SRC con- trols. However, the MADI.SRC offers an option to switch the output scaling factor automatically – Auto Clock Range Select (ACRS).
Chapter 5: Application Examples Chapter 5: Application Examples introduction This chapter describes how the MADI.SRC device can be used. Example 1: independent Clock sources At a music festival, the OB Van (recording) and FOH (Front of House) require independent clock references such that the FOH can use a “closed”...
The coaxial output of the DASH machine feeds into input 2 of the MAdi.sRC. The MADI.SRC is set to operate in Split Mode, with MADI input 2 selected. This allows two MADI signals to be processed, expanding the bandwidth by a factor of two.
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