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<blockquote data-quote="Robert Lofgren" data-source="post: 97017" data-attributes="member: 2447">Re: Follow up on Inuke 12000 release dateUli, would it also not be possible to use the dm1500 to its full potential by enabling access to all 128(firewire) or 36(usb) channels for streaming?I can definetly see the use for the extra streams when recording. This is even more obvious if you connect additional s16&#039;s to your x32.The dm1500 also have native support for adat. Wouldn&#039;t it be nice to use this &#039;superchip&#039; to its potential?I can only guess right now that the dm2500 and xmos have similar capabilities to tap into, even if firewire now is missing...It would also be nice to use the p16 streams for recording. According to my investigations the protocol is more or less aes3 192/24 and a simple balun converter should enable 2x8 channels of direct recording into any 192/24 capable interface or be converted into adat quite simple.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Robert Lofgren, post: 97017, member: 2447"] Re: Follow up on Inuke 12000 release date Uli, would it also not be possible to use the dm1500 to its full potential by enabling access to all 128(firewire) or 36(usb) channels for streaming? I can definetly see the use for the extra streams when recording. This is even more obvious if you connect additional s16's to your x32. The dm1500 also have native support for adat. Wouldn't it be nice to use this 'superchip' to its potential? I can only guess right now that the dm2500 and xmos have similar capabilities to tap into, even if firewire now is missing... It would also be nice to use the p16 streams for recording. According to my investigations the protocol is more or less aes3 192/24 and a simple balun converter should enable 2x8 channels of direct recording into any 192/24 capable interface or be converted into adat quite simple. [/QUOTE]

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