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I am currently able to stream at 24bit/192 mhz out of my Mac Mini through a DAC into a Yamaha amp. I have not been able to do this with my iPhone 13 or iPad 2018. Is that stream not supported in the iPhone or iPad? Does a 2018 MacBook Pro support?
iPhone 13, iOS 15
Marco thank you for the reply. The DAC I have used for the Mac mini is a toslink or coax input. Since I see no lightning to toslink adapter. I will get another DAC that has a USB 3 input. Thanks again.
DACs with USB 3 input are currently quite rare. Usually DACs featuring an USB input have an USB 2 input.
They are compatible with the mentioned iPhone/iPad adapter: it's not required to have an USB version 3.
USB 2 DACs work fine with the adapter and of course with Macs.
I see that. When looking for DAC’s with a USB input the ones I have found do not support 24 bit 192 mhz, that includes a Schiit audio converter that is $260. Disappointing. Are you aware of any DAC’s with the USB input that support the 24 bit 192 mhz output?
Actually all DACs I see listed on Schiit's website (Modi+, Modius, Bifrost, Gungnir, Yggdrasil+) seem compatible with hi-res audio.
Keep in mind that it's 24 bit 192 kHz and not mhz.
In order to get Apple Music hi-res audio output from iPhone or iPad an USB DAC and a Lightning to USB 3 Camera Adapter are required:
Lightning to USB 3 Camera Adapter - Apple
Got it just ordered the Schitt Modi 3E. Marco you have been much help. Thank you.
You're welcome.
Using a digital to analog converter to stream 24bit/ 192 mhz music
