Simon Mackay wrote:
> As for buffering, this can be achieved on PCM nowadays as the cost of memory
> silicon is reduced -- as we know through the use of buffering on portable CD
> players.
Some (most with anti-shock?) CD portables use data compression to
achieve higher buffer times from small amounts of RAM. This causes a
noticable degradation in the sound quality when the anti-shock feature
is switched on. I guess the cost of RAM in the overall scheme of
economic manufacturing is still prohibitively high.
-cb
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