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In article <1770024@otter.hpl.hp.com> sgm@otter.hpl.hp.com (Steve
Methley) writes:

>spicer@janus.trl.oz (Steve Spicer, Telecom Research Labs, CS&S Branch) asks in
>Message-ID: <23027@janus.trl.oz>:
>
>> A friend of mine (really!) has a CD player and external Digital-to-Analogue
>> converter that he wants to connect together. The units concerened are:
>> 
>>                   *  Philips 204 CD player
>>                   *  Meridian 203 D/A Converter.........
>> ..........CD player is rather old now, and has no "raw" digital outputs.

> Anyone who wants a standard digital
> audio output from any such player has a fairly simple task:  Find the SAA7220
> chip and.., well that's it really, as the chip has a digital audio output
> provided.  You need to provide a rear panel socket, a capacitor and two
> resistors.

I have a Magnavox CD player and a wondering if I can get digital
output from it.  Unfortunately it has a SAA7210 as its decoder.
The chip has separate outputs for the decoded digital audio
stream, the subcodes, and the like.  Does anybody out there have
any idea on how difficult it would be to recombine everything
into a standard digital output stream.

Thanks,
Jim