One of the most controversial things about the release of the new iPhone 7 is the existence Lightning-3,5mm adapter included with phoneonem. It is here so that millions of users can continue to use their (sometimes really expensive) headphones with the new iPhonem, which does not have a 3,5mm jackonektor. Since the introduction of the new phone, reactions to the included adapter have been multiplying. Many people cannot stand it by its very nature, that this "dongle" will hang from their phone. Others are grateful that they can still use their favorite headphones. The last group is afraid that the presence of this reduction will negatively affect the quality of the playback itself. Now, pictures of what is actually in the reduction have appeared on the web and this fact could indicate how everything will "play" together.
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This time, the Vietnamese blog is behind the disassembly, which was the first to disassemble it last week. iPhone 7 Plus. This time they took a closer look at what's under the plastic cover of the original Lightning reduction. You can watch the full video below.
So what's under the "lid"? In the body ofonewhich is located, quite surprisingly, the DAC is probably from Cirrus Logic, which has three other DACs in the body of the iPhone 7. DAC (Digital to Analog converter) is a device that takes care of converting a digital signal into analog form, which can then be played through 3,5mm headphones. The same DAC is also found in the new Lightning EarPods. The presence of a high-quality DAC should mean that using a reducer will not significantly reduce quality, but we should wait a while for these final conclusions until the first proper tests are released.
Source: iPhonehacks
That DAC in reduction to jack So it doesn't come as much of a surprise to me, given that lightning communicates exclusively digitally. The question is rather why the iPhone 7 still has a DAC in the body of the device, if there is one at all ;)
The iPhone still has to have a DAC, given that it still has headphones/speakers.
I slightly forgot about that, but what is written, so there should be 3, but why so many? One stereo DAC is enough for a speaker/headphone
I think that anyone who didn't fail physics should know from the start that the DAC is there. When I watch, for example, DVB-S on an old Trinitron, I also have a digital-to-analog converter somewhere.
Not to mention that Apple he hasn't removed the speakers from the phone yet, so the DAC must be there to listen to music and make calls :)
But Mr. Zuno, that dongle is definitely not "vYset".
Well, maybe it will grow into quality headphones...?
No, seriously now, thanks for the heads up, fixed!
...just a technical note. The abbreviation DAC stands for "digital to analog converter", that is, not didital audio converter.
3rd DAC article in the last 24 hours, I missed it, thanks, fixed!
Typo, not a mistake, so calm down.
iPhone There has never been a top-notch music player. So it's a pointless worry. For the formats it supports. The bundled shunts, sorry, spools, are enough for that.
And it will stop Apple with its boarded-up and user-unfriendly policy, that will be the topic.
I mean official support for at least FLAC or the new MQA.
Apple I have my ALAC alias Apple Loosless Audio Codec, so it's understandable that they're trying to push their child forward and not FLAC. However, the problem with FLAC is only in the Music application, if you download another application (e.g. Foobar), it can iPhone lose a lot of things. But you probably already know that.
I'll bet you a pound that when someone takes the reducer apart, they'll find that both the reducer and lightning The EarPods do not contain any DAC, and are just lightning port output analog signal. The reduction imho will be a pin to pin cable like older mobile phones without jackMaybe I'm wrong and they put some kind of "DAC" in it like the one integrated in Alzátka in-ear headphones.
Well, the talk of three DACs in the phone would suggest that :-) If iFixit claims that Lightning it has its own DAC, what else can you imagine?
So there is a DAC, according to that article on LSA, where they compared jack EarPods with lightning reduction and lightning EarPods are worth a fart.
http://www.macrumors.com/2016/09/20/lightning-earpods-teardown-confirms-dac/
well, in the next video there will be a shot at the production line (Chinese children) as they have already bought the reduction and produce it for €0,50