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Dolby Digital Audio Encoder Model DP569 for Parts Mwe3
Decoy Supply (29841)
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$79.99
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---Acquired from a Hollywood Studio ---free shipping with FEDEX ground The DP569 is designed for digital television and disc-authoring applications, including automated broadcast installations and mastering for DVD and other recorded media. Supporting encoded bit ranges from 56 to 640 kbps and channel configurations from mono to 5.1-channel surround sound, the DP569 is our reference encoder for Dolby® Digital multichannel audio. Features for Broadcast and DVD Authoring With reliability proven in hundreds of TV stations around the world, the DP569 offers many broadcast-friendly features. Among them, an AES reference input locks the DP569 to the transmission equipment clock reference. The unit features selectable sample rate converters on the audio inputs.
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Product Identifiers
BrandDolby
MPNDP569
eBay Product ID (ePID)838349764
Product Key Features
Rack Unit Height1U
Number of Channels6
Analog/DigitalDigital
Input/Output PortsBNC In, BNC Out
Form FactorRack Mountable
FeaturesActive
Effect/EnhancementDynamic Filtering
ModelDP569
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- Nov 02, 2020
Does what it is supposed to. Completed my strange workaround well.
I Needed a way to get analog 5.1 into a receiver that has no analog inputs so I could listen to my SACDs. So I needed some A/D converters (and they need to share the same sync). That gave me 3 AES/SPDIF signals. Originally I Panned on using a DTS encoder. The beauty of that is simplicity, but no luck (not sure if the one I got was bad, or if there was some incompatibility). SO I went the Dolby Digital Route. The only down side to the Dolby approach is complexity. My research indicated that non of the presets was truly appropriate given that the music has been completed and mastered. No need to do any processing. So I had to do some research on settings, but got it working without too much trouble. A nice surprise is that it lets me run 680kbps for a 5.1 48/24 stream, which is unusual. But the decoder accepted it. Does what needed.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Feb 11, 2019
Works Great
Great productVerified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
