Mnyb;620899 Wrote: > > is there any market for bogus software to treat your music on the PC > that would be an ultimate product, no production or dev cost just cash > in the money. Yes, I am just now completing work on a program that runs along side of your squeezebox server program. Over the years of running squeezebox, I have discovered that the audio quality is affected by spikes in CPU on the box that is hosting the server process. I have concluded that when a listening session starts with low CPU utilization on the box, and the CPU is then tasked, the switching that the CPU must go through to handle the added tasks introduces jitter into the data stream. When listening begins while the CPU is already multi-tasking, this jitter is not present.
As a solution, I have created a program that will ensure the CPU is working at the optimal amount for elimination of this CPU jitter. I feel as though I have already said too much about my product, so I won't reveal any more of the technical details. Pricing will begin at $2,500 per CPU. If you happen to have a quad-core machine as your music server, I'll discount the price to $9,500, as I'm really not in this to make money beyond the time and labor I have invested in the product. -- whoosh *Server*: Ubuntu 8.04 Server on Intel 1.66GHz Core Duo Mac Mini, 1GB RAM, 72GB internal for OS, 750GB Maxtor One Touch Firewire for media. SC 7.3.1~24372 *Main Audio*: SB Touch> Audio Research LS2B mkII > Audio Research VT100 mkII > Soliloquy 5.3 *Work Audio*: SB Receiver > Jolida SJ801 > NHT Super Zero's http://www.last.fm/user/megamucho ------------------------------------------------------------------------ whoosh's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=21818 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=86541 _______________________________________________ audiophiles mailing list audiophiles@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/audiophiles
