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    Introducing Olympus & Olympus I/O - A new perspective on modern music playback

    Thanks ED. XDMI ASIO client means that digital output AES/EBU, RCA of the XDMI can still play by XDMS-NSM?
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    Introducing Olympus & Olympus I/O - A new perspective on modern music playback

    Hi Christiaan, thank you for the useful information. One question. If I use XDMI with DIGITAL AES output, can I still use XDMS-NSM? If so, do you mean All digital output interface now can be played by XDMS-NSM? Also for Network? I remember XDMS was USB only. thanks.
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    Introducing Olympus & Olympus I/O - A new perspective on modern music playback

    Hi Emile, Therefore, the extreme network card will be in Olympus I/O whether we use Extreme Server or Olympus Server? And the network signal will go into Olympus I/O First and then pass through to Extreme Server or Olympus Server By QSFP? Happy new year and thanks.
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    Introducing Olympus & Olympus I/O - A new perspective on modern music playback

    Thanks for the photos. It's very clear now. Therefore, the Extreme USB card and Network card will go into Olympus I/O ? My questions are: 1. If both Extreme USB card and Network card go into Olympus I/O, Extreme server will be a pure Roon core/xdms player with storage ? 2. If Olympus I/O is...
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    Introducing Olympus & Olympus I/O - A new perspective on modern music playback

    Hi Steve, Thanks for sharing. That's an Interesting point of view. I will give it a try.
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    Introducing Olympus & Olympus I/O - A new perspective on modern music playback

    Sounds great. But Vivaldi upsampler only has a single AES/EBU input.
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    Introducing Olympus & Olympus I/O - A new perspective on modern music playback

    Hi Emile, I am a dCS user. Now I use Extreme USB out to Vivaldi upsampler and upsampler Dual AES out to Vivaldi DAC. If I use Olympus/XDMI/ single AESEBU to Vivaldi upsampler in the future, it can support PCM up to 192k and Dop DSD/64? Thanks.
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    Introducing Olympus & Olympus I/O - A new perspective on modern music playback

    The most impressive improvement in my system is NSM too. It's indeed a game changer.
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    Introducing Olympus & Olympus I/O - A new perspective on modern music playback

    Hi Emile, May I know how to connect Extreme to Olympus I/O?
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    Introducing Olympus & Olympus I/O - A new perspective on modern music playback

    As an Extreme and Vivaldi System user, it would be good if Vivaldi Clock can also output clock signal to Taiko Server! Which would be an option for tuning the sound and technically locking the digital components all together by an external master clock.
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    Introducing Olympus & Olympus I/O - A new perspective on modern music playback

    Thanks.
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    Introducing Olympus & Olympus I/O - A new perspective on modern music playback

    By any new interface? A little confused.
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    Introducing Olympus & Olympus I/O - A new perspective on modern music playback

    I might miss the posts but how Extreme outputs to Olympus I/O? Through Extreme network card?
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    Introducing Olympus & Olympus I/O - A new perspective on modern music playback

    Yes! So the board will need like both 44.1 and 48 kHz? As vivaldi system is sensitive and benefit from Vivaldi Clock, I guess it would be good if it can feed the clock signal to the board.
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    Introducing Olympus & Olympus I/O - A new perspective on modern music playback

    If the board can accept external clock signal, what clock frequency will it accept for different file sampler rates. For example, dCS vivaldi Clock can feed 44.1 or 48 to the board? Thanks.
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