Everything posted by Grahame
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What did you do today?
Opened several cans of worms, got shots of a Kinder, Gentler Empire than I seem to remember from my youth.
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Wavelength WaveLink Asynchronous USB to S/PDIF converter.
... At which point we've moved from a push based protocol (which was reasonable when you we're reading pits on a spinning disk, with a laser, in real time) (with no re transmit / error correction) to a classic pull based Producer-consumer problem - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The sad part is that its taken this long.
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Wavelength WaveLink Asynchronous USB to S/PDIF converter.
I was reminded of the quote "SPDIF is so bad it has given birth to its own Snake Oil ecosystem. Here is a monument to it : from The Extremist DAC
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Wavelength WaveLink Asynchronous USB to S/PDIF converter.
Wow, quite the discussion I appear to have sparked. I appreciate not all use cases are the same, but given the availability of things like, say Virtual Village - US | USB Mini Converter to SPDIF Output for $32, is that "good enough" to solve the problem at hand. If jitter on the input S/PDIF is an issue, get something with a word clock input, and clock your audio bits, using the clock on your DAC. problem solved. If your DAC uses ASRC, or reclocks the incoming bits, why are we having this conversation? And why would you want your noisy, RMI/EMI emitting computer, within the maximum length of a usb cable, electrically coupled to your dac? Just some thoughts to play with
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Wavelength WaveLink Asynchronous USB to S/PDIF converter.
Anyone find the price of this excessive, given the price of a squeezebox (or SB touch) which can be considered an async TCP/IP to S/PDIF (and toslink) converter? or am I missing something?
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What did you do today?
Checked out the Sony Z5 for a few days shooting; Went up to the Marin headlands to get some stock footage. Got Amanda and Daisy to tell me about their day at Love Fest. Got Some night shots in San Rafael.
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What did you do today?
Bill Joy's greatest gift to man ? the vi editor ? The Register Real programmers use vi / ed / sed / cat etc. e.g. $ cat > myfile
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What did you do today?
Completed the Basic Field Camera Production course at Community Media Center of Marin together with the Basic Final Cut Pro Editing course. Which now means I'm "certified" to check out the Sony HVR-Z5 Sony HVR-Z5 Camera Review - WWW.URBANFOX.TV and use the iMacs in their edit suite. This is primarily so I can act as an additional technical resource for my neighbors , who are making a series for the local public access channel. It also means that the next Mayberry on acid can be captured for prosperity, in HD or for broadcast in SD, if we want to go public!
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What did you do today?
Emacs - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia users?
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Happy Birthday Santa Wayne!
Belated Happy Birthday! P.S. Is it true what they say?
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The LCDuino-1 I/O processor - by amb and linuxworks
Welcome linuxworks. That's quite an impressive first post! I think you'll like it here.
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The LCDuino-1 I/O processor - by amb and linuxworks
Sweet. Now I know what Ti meant by his cryptic "Watch this space" announcement at the recent nor-cal meet. Now people will need to rethink their HiFi2000 front panels
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What did you do today?
- Happy 20th Birthday Slacker!
Happy Birthday, youngster!- What did you do today?
Given the audience, you might have suggested (alliteratively) permeated pervaded or depending on what you are drinking infused- 100 songs that defined the Noughties
A neighbour pointed out that Glee (TV series) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia featured #81 and #1 in the pilot, for what its worth.- 100 songs that defined the Noughties
Love it or hate it, the music of the Noughties was inescapable, coming from adverts, video games and that newfangled gadget, the iPod. This is the Telegraph's list of the songs that defined the decade. 100 songs that defined the Noughties - Telegraph Top 10 as videos on Muzu.tv Telegraph Music Videos on MUZU TV So this is what da Kidz have been listening to. God, I feel old. Where's Hopstretch when you need him.- slow forum
from Don't Judge My Hair: Epic Hairstyles- Happy Birthday, Stretch!
Happy Birthday, up there!- JH Audio stuffs
For the nostalgic amongst you, you can go on the colossal cave adventure HERE- JH Audio stuffs
Do they do Pantone - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia colo(u)rs? e.g. pick one from Source PANTONE Colour Chart- New Sansa Clip - sweet
It does more than play lossy mp3's, it now plays lossless flac's out of the box. Here's a review of the Original SanDisk Sansa Clip Review And one for the new plus. SanDisk Sansa Clip+ Plus Review Ask Iron Dreamer how good a source it is for the JH-13's I like both mine (albeit with lowly ER-4P's). Being able to Drag N Drop files from a foobar / squeezecenter library onto a USB mounted device is nice'n'easy. The MicroSD card fits into a SDHC converter, meaning the music files can go straight into the SDHC slot on my mini9. SQ (with decent source material) is surprisingly good. For someone not in the iFamily, there is a lot to like.- DanJam
Looks like you guys are having a blast. I shall raise my next Diet Coke, or Iced Mocha (No Whip) in your hono(u)r. In the meantime I will make do with what a dry, warm, sunny Seattle has to offer.- What are you listening to Part Two
With visions of Stacia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Dancing in your head?- What are you listening to Part Two
^^ Sporty Spice, eh? Nudge, Nudge, ;) Say no more. Classic Bedtime Pop, fnar fnar. - Happy 20th Birthday Slacker!
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