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>I use a USB cable to the Camera Connector, and then an adapter to Lightning, then into an iPhone. This is also what I always do with my external DAC. I don't
by cr1895 10y ago
>I use a USB cable to the Camera Connector, and then an adapter to Lightning, then into an iPhone.
This is also what I always do with my external DAC. I don't see how currently this will be prevented, if that's what you're suggesting.
- 6stringmerc 10y agoNo, I don't think it'll be prevented, but I wasn't using an exterior DAC in my scenario. I've got one or two of those (e.g. Line6 something a rather) but what I mean is using the iPhone's internal processing. Use hardware to trigger (via Lightning port) and listen with headphones (via headphone port). That scenario, which is one I use frequently, doesn't work in the new platform shown. All the other DAC-type stuff should still work provided the iOS / Apple platform will support them (don't see why not). I've just been reluctant to purchase iDevice specific audio cards, so to speak, preferring the USB standard because I use a PC primarily.