Re: [Flexradio] synchronization of multiple audio streams/radios

2006-08-26 Thread Jim Lux
At 08:18 AM 8/26/2006, Robert McGwier wrote: >As described, this is all perfect for audio being played to speakers. >Irrespective of what audiophiles say and how wonderful they think their >ears are, they cannot hear the phase noise the described system would >introduce. I beg to differ (not

Re: [Flexradio] synchronization of multiple audio streams/radios

2006-08-26 Thread Robert McGwier
As described, this is all perfect for audio being played to speakers. Irrespective of what audiophiles say and how wonderful they think their ears are, they cannot hear the phase noise the described system would introduce. A radio with a super sensitive panadapter and having goals of nois

Re: [Flexradio] synchronization of multiple audio streams/radios

2006-08-26 Thread Jim Lux
At 03:16 AM 8/26/2006, James Courtier-Dutton wrote: >Jim Lux wrote: > > Something to contemplate for future incarnations is the ability to > > synchronize the audio streams (I/Q and/or baseband) from multiple radios, > > preferably on separate computers, but even on the same computer. > > > >On Lin

Re: [Flexradio] synchronization of multiple audio streams/radios

2006-08-26 Thread James Courtier-Dutton
Jim Lux wrote: > Something to contemplate for future incarnations is the ability to > synchronize the audio streams (I/Q and/or baseband) from multiple radios, > preferably on separate computers, but even on the same computer. > > If one wants to do "interesting" things requiring coherent proces

[Flexradio] synchronization of multiple audio streams/radios

2006-08-25 Thread Jim Lux
Something to contemplate for future incarnations is the ability to synchronize the audio streams (I/Q and/or baseband) from multiple radios, preferably on separate computers, but even on the same computer. If one wants to do "interesting" things requiring coherent processing, like diversity com