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RE: Thanks for the history - Tony Lauck - Digital Drive
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RE: Thanks for the history. Posted by Tony Lauck (A) on September 15, 2009 at 12:12:25 . In Reply to: Thanks for the history posted by petertg on September 15, 2009 at 11:37:49: "It is distressing to know that some early digital recordings are of poor quality and can never be improved - the only record that exists for some great performances.
RE: Mac Playback Ripping and Audio - Tony Lauck - Computer ...
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RE: Mac Playback Ripping and Audio. Posted by Tony Lauck (A) on September 21, 2009 at 12:02:15 . In Reply to: RE: Mac Playback Ripping and Audio posted by cfmsp on September 21, 2009 at 11:14:49: Of course the manipulated files had different checksums. But the problem is that they should have sounded the same.
RE: Buffering - Tony Lauck - Computer Audio Asylum
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RE: Buffering. Posted by Tony Lauck (A) on September 6, 2011 at 11:18:37 . In Reply to: Buffering posted by Scrith on September 6, 2011 at 11:04:50: "Tony, do you understand the concept of data buffering?" Of course. Have understood this, designed real-time operating system software, firmware, device drivers, communications protocols, etc. for over 40 years.
Conclusive "Proof" that higher resolution audio sounds ...
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Tony Lauck said: Rest assured that I have done this. I have spend many hours trying various sample rate converters and various parameter settings to these sample rate converters, dither algorithms, etc., and listening to the results of these transformations and their musical significance.
RE: True but ... - Tony Lauck - Computer Audio Asylum
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RE: True but ... - Tony Lauck - Computer Audio Asylum
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Yes, noise shaping can make a fast 16 bit DAC sing - Tony Lauck 13:36:33 01/14/09 (1) RE: Yes, noise shaping can make a fast 16 bit DAC sing - Jim F. 14:05:38 01/14/09 (
RE: Disagreed - Tony Lauck - Propeller Head Plaza
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RE: Disagreed. Posted by Tony Lauck (A) on June 27, 2010 at 06:30:40 . In Reply to: Disagreed posted by Phelonious Ponk on June 27, 2010 at 05:01:04: I object to the dogmatic definition of "hearing" which is equated by the audio denialists as …
RE: Absolutely wrong, fmak ! - Tony Lauck - Computer Audio ...
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RE: Absolutely wrong, fmak ! Posted by Tony Lauck (A) on May 24, 2012 at 12:12:06 . In Reply to: Absolutely wrong, fmak ! posted by AbeCollins on May 24, 2012 at 11:47:28: Perhaps you misunderstood the one-liner.It was ambiguous. Tony Lauck "Diversity is the law of nature; no two entities in this universe are uniform."
The Well-Tempered Computer
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Tony Lauck . A spinning HD and its moving head will generate electrical activity. ... The audio format has to be converted to a format the DAC can understand (raw PCM). This requires some CPU power. A further reduction can be obtained by decoding the audio when it is loaded in memory.
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