this is mostly a historical question, since i think traditional cd
players are a dying breed and I'm installing my transporter tonight,
but i'm still curious. why didn't cd manufacturers stick 20-30
megabytes of memory into their machines and rebuffer and re-clock the
bitstream to avoid all the
pvadbx wrote:
why didn't cd manufacturers stick 20-30
megabytes of memory into their machines and rebuffer and re-clock the
bitstream to avoid all the sonic problems associated with a mechanical
transport?
Because the RedBook CD was designed in 1975 or so, when memory cost
thousands of
