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"Possibilities include, but are not limited to, enabling USB host mode (not quite certain at the moment; there are speculations that it won't be possible on the N900 due to some hardware specs)"So, if USB host mode is possible in N900, would bit-perfect LPCM output be possible with supporting application?
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Hogwash,
According to what sources? Please make such claims only on good grounds.
For example my-symbian states that so far there has only been speculation on the matter:
"Possibilities include, but are not limited to, enabling USB host mode (not quite certain at the moment; there are speculations that it won't be possible on the N900 due to some hardware specs)"So, if USB host mode is possible in N900, would bit-perfect LPCM output be possible with supporting application?
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Will the N900 USB host mode enable a bit-perfect LPCM audio output through USB, as long as supporting software exists?
If so, this would open possibilities for truly audiophile mobile playback. You could output lossless bit-perfect LPCM data into a portable DAC+amplifier such as http://www.leckertonaudio.com/ and others.
One problem is the fact that many mobile USB DAC amplifiers recharge via USB, which would drain N900's battery but I suppose you could just cut the wire providing the 5V...or?
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