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Getting computer to recognize A/D Source

Not sure where this belongs, but I am trying to convert my vinyl to digital files.

My signal path is: Turntable -> Phono Preamp -> A/D Converter -> Yellowtec PUC2 Lite -> Computer via USB cable

I spent the money on the PUC2 because it has an AES in and out on the same box. When I want to play music through my DAC, the AES out works without fail.

When I try to do AES in, my computer has recognized it as a source for two short stints, then fails no matter what settings get changed, system-initiated troubleshooting, or unplugging and replugging the USB cable does at either end.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

ricksgiving
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fuzztone
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??

You simply need an ADC that outputs to USB if you want to export to a PC. They are much cheaper and available compared to an AES/EBU to USB converter.

A PUC lite accomplishes 0 for that task.

http://digitalaudiodirections.blogspot.com/2016/03/yellowtec-puc-2-lite-usbaes-bridge.html?m=1#:~:text=The%20Puc%202%20Lite%20is%20a%20pure%20digital%20input%20converter,USB%20cable%20that%20is%20supplied.

ricksgiving OP
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You figured it out erik. I found the setting in Windows that changed the bit and sampling rate to match my A/D and it worked right away. Thank you very much.

erik_squires
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Glad I could help! :)

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fuzztone
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Glad it's working.

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