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Gary DiVito
Film Handler

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From: Reno Nevada USA
Registered: Aug 2017


 - posted 11-27-2017 11:02 AM      Profile for Gary DiVito   Email Gary DiVito   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
I received a reply from QSC on the 602 capability’s I am including it here. My intention is to use the Blu Ray output to my projector & the audio only through the 602 to the AES input on the 300 for 7.1 to my Speakers .

Hello Gary,

I’m sorry, I think I misunderstood you. The HSW is designed to route audio digital PCM signals from the HDMI source to the AES output. It does a straight through channel pass, and reviewing the circuit it is capable of passing 192KHz electrically. So with an 8 channel PCM source coming in over the HDMI line, the AES output being enabled will pass full 7.1 audio on the AES output. One note, I am not sure what the maximum input rate on the DCP-300 is, it may not be able to decode signals above 96KHz.

I was confused by the master audio and dolby HD comment. Those will not pass correctly to the best of my knowledge, and won’t be decoded. However, the Oppo I believe is capable of decoding those to PCM and sending full 7.1 PCM to the HSW. That will output correctly to the AES output on the HSW.

Does that line up with how you are trying to use the HSW in your processing chain?

Regards,

Seth Jesse
Software Engineer
QSC, LLC
(805) 549-0161

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Sam D. Chavez
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Perhaps no one has told Seth the unit has been withdrawn from the market.

Companies tend to treat engineers like mushrooms; in a dark basement and feed them bullshit.

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Gary DiVito
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Sam you might be right but for the price I paid for my Theater System I can afford to take a chance.You can pay $3500 for the Australian Converter as it is the only option besides a QSC DCI Core @ $5000 and the AP20@$5000+ .

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Steve Guttag
We forgot the crackers Gromit!!!

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 - posted 11-28-2017 01:26 AM      Profile for Steve Guttag   Email Steve Guttag   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Carsten asked a good question on this. What is your server? Does it have an IMB and if so does it have an HDMI input?

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Gary DiVito
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No IMB server using the Sony VW675ES 4K projector.

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