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File:NF SP B Nintendo Stereo AV Carkb -1Silence.png|Nintendo Stereo AV Cable <sup>{{nowrap|''DOL-CPU-11''}}</sup> | File:NF SP B Nintendo Stereo AV Carkb -1Silence.png|Nintendo Stereo AV Cable <sup>{{nowrap|''DOL-CPU-11''}}</sup> | ||
File:NF SP B Generic S-Video Cablefmb -1Silence.png|Generic S-Video Cable <sup>{{nowrap|''DOL-CPU-11''}}</sup> | File:NF SP B Generic S-Video Cablefmb -1Silence.png|Generic S-Video Cable <sup>{{nowrap|''DOL-CPU-11''}}</sup> | ||
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File:T SP B Nintendo RF Modulator 32kHz.png|Nintendo RF Modulator <sup>{{nowrap|''DOL-CPU-11''}}</sup> | |||
File:T SP B Nintendo Stereo AV Cable 32kHz.png|Nintendo Stereo AV Cable <sup>{{nowrap|''DOL-CPU-11''}}</sup> | |||
File:T SP B Generic S-Video Cable 32kHz.png|Generic S-Video Cable <sup>{{nowrap|''DOL-CPU-11''}}</sup> | |||
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File:NF SP B Nintendo Stereo AV Cairq -1Silence.png|Nintendo Stereo AV Cable <sup>{{nowrap|''DOL-CPU-11''}}</sup> | File:NF SP B Nintendo Stereo AV Cairq -1Silence.png|Nintendo Stereo AV Cable <sup>{{nowrap|''DOL-CPU-11''}}</sup> | ||
File:NF SP B Generic S-Video Cablelgk -1Silence.png|Generic S-Video Cable <sup>{{nowrap|''DOL-CPU-11''}}</sup> | File:NF SP B Generic S-Video Cablelgk -1Silence.png|Generic S-Video Cable <sup>{{nowrap|''DOL-CPU-11''}}</sup> | ||
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File:T SP B Nintendo RF Modulator 48kHz.png|Nintendo RF Modulator <sup>{{nowrap|''DOL-CPU-11''}}</sup> | |||
File:T SP B Nintendo Stereo AV Cable 48kHz.png|Nintendo Stereo AV Cable <sup>{{nowrap|''DOL-CPU-11''}}</sup> | |||
File:T SP B Generic S-Video Cable 48kHz.png|Generic S-Video Cable <sup>{{nowrap|''DOL-CPU-11''}}</sup> | |||
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Revision as of 00:03, 23 December 2021
32kHz sample rate
Using MDFourier 1.07d (15-12-2021) with this reference file.
The 32kHz sample rate is most commonly used by licensed software. It is upsampled to 48kHz in hardware prior to final output.
A 15kHz white screen was displayed to induce audible noise.
ASUS PRIME X570-PRO
Using ALC1220 (S1220A).
Hauppauge WinTV-HVR-1850
Using CX23888.
48kHz sample rate
Using MDFourier 1.07d (15-12-2021) with this reference file.
The nominal sample rate is 54MHz÷1124, rather than 54MHz÷1125. This is reflected in the frame duration of the standard equipment test.
The 48kHz sample rate is most commonly used by homebrew software and streaming audio in licensed software.
A 15kHz white screen was displayed to induce audible noise.
ASUS PRIME X570-PRO
Using ALC1220 (S1220A).
Hauppauge WinTV-HVR-1850
Using CX23888.