Ethernet over XLR works :3
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how far can it go?I wouldn't be surprised if this goes far beyond the typical standards because XLR is shielded Coax which, I think, is superior to S/FTP.
The problem is probably the connector, not the cable length itself.
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I wouldn't be surprised if this goes far beyond the typical standards because XLR is shielded Coax which, I think, is superior to S/FTP.
The problem is probably the connector, not the cable length itself.
There is a reason the top of the line USB/Thunderbolt cables use miniature coax.
Okay, now I got an even more cursed idea: Ethernet over USB-C, but as in using only passive adapters.
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Ethernet over XLR works :3
@aurora@toot.queer-lexikon.net Finally balanced network load.
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Ethernet over XLR works :3
@aurora manual MDX/crossover cable in less than 5 seconds!
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There is a reason the top of the line USB/Thunderbolt cables use miniature coax.
Okay, now I got an even more cursed idea: Ethernet over USB-C, but as in using only passive adapters.
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I wouldn't be surprised if this goes far beyond the typical standards because XLR is shielded Coax which, I think, is superior to S/FTP.
The problem is probably the connector, not the cable length itself.
@simon_m @wolf480pl @aurora Not just the shielding, but it's also a balanced line: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balanced_line
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@simon_m @wolf480pl @aurora Not just the shielding, but it's also a balanced line: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balanced_line
Yes, I meant balanced line. I couldn't remember the (English) term for this, so I just called it shielding :D
That should *significantly* reduce the noise level, the question that remains is the resistance.
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Yes, I meant balanced line. I couldn't remember the (English) term for this, so I just called it shielding :D
That should *significantly* reduce the noise level, the question that remains is the resistance.
The German Wikipedia goes a little bit more in-depth with the graphics:
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Symmetrische_Signal%C3%BCbertragung#Anwendung_und_Theorie
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The German Wikipedia goes a little bit more in-depth with the graphics:
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Symmetrische_Signal%C3%BCbertragung#Anwendung_und_Theorie
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Ethernet over XLR works :3
@aurora this means you could run Art-Net over an audio snake... >:)
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I wouldn't be surprised if this goes far beyond the typical standards because XLR is shielded Coax which, I think, is superior to S/FTP.
The problem is probably the connector, not the cable length itself.
@simon_m @wolf480pl @aurora Good microphone cables are “star quad” (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_quad_cable). I don't think I've ever seen coax XLR.
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Ethernet over XLR works :3
@aurora haha 🤣
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Ethernet over XLR works :3
@aurora they asked if they could
But not if they should
And the one person who asked "why" was spartan kicked into the well in the center of town -
Ethernet over XLR works :3
@aurora are there preinstalled shrink tubes on the cable in case it breaks somewhere or sth?!
If yes that's sooo good, I wish more cables had that
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Ethernet over XLR works :3
@aurora this rules -
Ethernet over XLR works :3
@aurora this looks nicely built. The adapters I build look less shiny
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Ethernet over XLR works :3
@aurora thanks i hate it
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@aurora are there preinstalled shrink tubes on the cable in case it breaks somewhere or sth?!
If yes that's sooo good, I wish more cables had that
@henry_null according to the manual those are intended for labeling
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@wolf480pl @simon_m @rojun @aurora slightly related stupid idea is USB through ethernet cable. I can confirm it does not work well, of course I tried it. https://www.ondrovo.com/a/20220215-sdr-nooelec/
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Ethernet over XLR works :3
@aurora is that a fidget cube on the left and if yes, is it mandatory for this setup?
(in all seriousness: wow, so cool!)
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