
SIGNAL/RTS APPLICATION NOTES
4 Application Note 10
measured by the increase in total harmonic distortion (THD) between the original and
resampled signals.
Operating Instructions
Transferring from DAT to SIGNAL
Following is a connection diagram for transferring sound material from the DAT recorder to
SIGNAL. Sample rates are shown in ()'s.
DAT
S/PDIF
output
DIO
board
Transfer
software
.WAV file
(44.1 or 48 KHz)
SIGNAL
(analysis,
Sample
rate
converter
.WAV file
(50 KHz)
SIGNAL
(analysis &
pla
back
playback*)
input
* = Playback at nearest available sample rate
Running under Windows, the digital data flows from the S/PDIF output on the DAT recorder
to the DIO board under control of transfer software such as Windows Sound Recorder or
equivalent, into a Wave file on the computer disk. Following are suggested operating steps:
1. Connect the S/PDIF output on the DAT recorder to the DIO board input.
2. Start Windows and launch Sound Recorder. Make sure that Sound Recorder can find the
DIO board and if necessary, set the Windows multimedia control panel to record from the
DIO board.
3. Start recording in Sound Recorder, then start playback from the DAT. Stop both after the
sound completes.
4. Save the recorded sound from Sound Recorder as a Wave file on disk.
5. Read the resulting Wave file into SIGNAL (using "R /W") or into the RTS (which will
detect the file type automatically) for viewing, analysis, or measurement.
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