Hmmmmm... So my use of Ted Nugent's 'Cat Scratch Fever' on a continuous loop while randomly administering electrical shocks to participants when guessing may have rendered my last 'Double Blind' listening test irrelevant?
We just redid the home theater to a hardwood floor instead of carpet (WAF) and I'm having one hell of a time to try and get the sound right. It bounces all over and speech is a nightmare (
I researched this a few weeks ago. Problem is makers of devices that output over HDMI don't care about audio.
HDMI outputs audio by playing an invisible movie at some frame rate with the audio included in what used to be called the blanking interval.
Something crazy like that...
I don't believe so. A four stroke fires on every second revolution for each cylinder. If it were a 6 cylinder 2 stroke motor, then yes, 15K fires would be correct for 2500 RPM
Was waiting for the Yggdrasil upgrade. Now, big question, how much better are the new ones over my Gungnir MB.
Since my tastes trend towards "real instruments" in "real spaces" (e.g. groups of musicians not using electronics in a concert venue) I'd probably get what @Baldr says sounds most natural.
I researched this a few weeks ago. Problem is makers of devices that output over HDMI don't care about audio.
HDMI outputs audio by playing an invisible movie at some frame rate with the audio included in what used to be called the blanking interval.
Something crazy like that...
Sounds like he prefers the LIM version. While, surprisingly @Jason Stoddard prefers MIL. If Jason was forced to explain in more detail why he prefers MIL over the LIM, I'd be very interested and I think that additional (albeit subjective) data point could help those in codifying the various options. Same with @Balder and his thoughts.
Real interested on the technical side of things... Why was the MIL more challenging to implement compared to the LIM?
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