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tomp wrote:If any of you are members of the Audio Engineering Society, there is a webinar coming up to discuss the new standards for transmitting audio over twisted pair. Here is a link:

https://aesstandardsaes72.aesshow.com/
Tom

tomp wrote:If any of you are members of the Audio Engineering Society, there is a webinar coming up to discuss the new standards for transmitting audio over twisted pair. Here is a link:

https://aesstandardsaes72.aesshow.com/
Tom

SoundMods wrote:

tomp wrote:If any of you are members of the Audio Engineering Society, there is a webinar coming up to discuss the new standards for transmitting audio over twisted pair. Here is a link:

https://aesstandardsaes72.aesshow.com/
Tom

If only. AES/EBU, Ethernet, USB, and HDMI are different and similar in that no two designs are alike. So -- I have to ask -- what standards? Manufactured products are all over the place and the same goes for the electronics (sources and receivers).

Even with S/PDIF 75-ohm -- manufacturers do it in RCA and 50-ohm BNC connections and "call it" 75-ohm. WTF?!

Cogito wrote:

tomp wrote:If any of you are members of the Audio Engineering Society, there is a webinar coming up to discuss the new standards for transmitting audio over twisted pair. Here is a link:

https://aesstandardsaes72.aesshow.com/
Tom

Sounds like a pure academic exercise.

Any new transport medium for digital audio should be better than USB and I2S, not the other way around.

Can you post the abstract?