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Audio Pops due to Electrical Issues?
Scott,
It might be a ground loop, though. A lot of "S-PDIF" interfaces today don't actually follow the spec and aren't transformer-isolated. But if it's taking place with your D100 running off batteries so there is no other ground connection between the two devices, it's not a ground loop. My D100 was not running off batteries, I had the DC in plugged in. So if it's the ground loop, do you have any suggestions? Should I plug my Tascam to a different wall outlet, etc.? Also, I was wondering why are you able to dismiss the cable as a possible culprit? Thanks a lot for your help!! |
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