![]() ![]() ![]() In theory, asynchronous USB operation (not to be confused with the asynchronous sample-rate conversion used in some DACs) reduces jitter to unmeasurable levels, depending on the accuracy of the receiver's fixed-frequency oscillator, which is used to clock the data to the DAC. This lets the receiving device, such as a digital-to-analog converter (DAC), control the flow of data from the PC. It has rapidly become established wisdom, therefore, that the optimal means of extracting audio data from a computer's USB port is to operate that port in what is called "asynchronous isochronous" mode. A computer is not optimized for the uninterrupted streaming of audio data. ![]()
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