Hi, wondered if anyone, or probably everyone, was more well versed than me in the control of volume in Airplay...
If I use Apple TV 2 as an Airplay device, connected to an Amp/Receiver/TV, and I then control the volume of the music through iTunes this presumably alters the digital level of the audio in order for Airplay to do this. I believe this is undesirable for music quality as your changing the original waveform information.
My understanding is that the best way for volume control is at the analogue level. So my question is, if you have an Airplay Amp/Device, is the digital volume ignored and only the analogue level changed as its all being done on the same device?
I'm looking at maybe getting an Airplay enable Receiver, though already have an ATV2 so could potentially just connect that to a non-networked receiver. But wanting to get the best possible sound quality (on a budget), wanted to avoid the digital signal being amended.
Thanks for any help.
If I use Apple TV 2 as an Airplay device, connected to an Amp/Receiver/TV, and I then control the volume of the music through iTunes this presumably alters the digital level of the audio in order for Airplay to do this. I believe this is undesirable for music quality as your changing the original waveform information.
My understanding is that the best way for volume control is at the analogue level. So my question is, if you have an Airplay Amp/Device, is the digital volume ignored and only the analogue level changed as its all being done on the same device?
I'm looking at maybe getting an Airplay enable Receiver, though already have an ATV2 so could potentially just connect that to a non-networked receiver. But wanting to get the best possible sound quality (on a budget), wanted to avoid the digital signal being amended.
Thanks for any help.