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[quote author=”Leif”]Probably DS since it has crossfading etc.
Yes, Wave/DS output to KS BBP input is the best idea, since KS is the native language of audio drivers.
Windows actually handles the Wave/DS to KS conversion, no matter what sound card you use.
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Is there a reason software like Winamp or WMP don’t use KS for output?
As far as using RTA as a scope and meter… You say to check for clipping and distortion at the decoder end. The ways I’ve tried to do this, it’s always affected by whatever I set the volume to. so it’s not really "attached" to the decoder say in Winamp. It’s attached to the wave out. On the receiver end, how would I accurately check if there is clipping with RTA? Jesse showed me a cool winamp dsp plugin that gives me a spectrum analyzer and a meter with clipping indicators and it’s attached right to the decoder and is NOT affected by any volume controls. How do I make RTA do that?
Yes, I believe you can. Or you can opt for the standalone edcast… but if BBP is giving you the socket, I would plug it in!
I think your encoder needs to be pulling audio from the soundcard… or the Output from Breakaway’s i/o control. The unprocessed audio is on the pipeline (input on i/o settings).
He’s asking what the CPU Ghz is rated at. For example: Pentium4 @ 3.0GHz or Pentium II @ 250MHz, etc…
I wish someone here would publish a list of Windows XP services that can safely be disabled. I know there are tons of forums that tell you that you can disable 90% of them. But I also know that you can over-do the service disabling and compromise the OS’ stability. Some easy ones would be the spooler, firewall, indexing, zero config….
Anyone care to share?
Thanks!
