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發表於 2018-5-3 17:57:32
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Quote from https://community.roonlabs.com/.....
"RAAT includes a mechanism that allows Roon to model the device’s clock. This is done by exchanging a few network packets every few seconds. Roon internally models the device’s clock based on synchronization data from these exchanges, the system clock on the Roon machine, and a model of the drift between them. This is just an estimation, but that’s OK, since RAAT has an internal buffer. The point is making sure that that buffer doesn’t under-run or over-run. As long as the computer’s concept of the clock that RAAT is dealing with is within ~1s or so, everything is OK (in reality it’s usually within low hundreds of microseconds because this clock synchronization mechanism is also used for zone synchronization).Because Roon is sending data at the right rate, none of those potentially degrading solutions are required when sending audio to a single device."
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