Good Morning Everybody.
It was at least 6 yr. ago that I first came across Amir's mention of this aspect (paraphrased), regarding transmission of computer-based audio data:
there is a minimum length of cable (5' or 1.52 m) required to stabilize the stream due to inherent jitter-generating reflections within shorter lengths.
I've proven the perceived truth of this (to myself, via listening) a number of times, but now need to be able to quote a specific, scientific source for this fact.
Can anyone point/link me to such a definitive source (Amir is probably/hopefully still sleeping at this time)?
Best Regards.
It was at least 6 yr. ago that I first came across Amir's mention of this aspect (paraphrased), regarding transmission of computer-based audio data:
there is a minimum length of cable (5' or 1.52 m) required to stabilize the stream due to inherent jitter-generating reflections within shorter lengths.
I've proven the perceived truth of this (to myself, via listening) a number of times, but now need to be able to quote a specific, scientific source for this fact.
Can anyone point/link me to such a definitive source (Amir is probably/hopefully still sleeping at this time)?
Best Regards.