On Tue, Jun 04, 2002 at 12:43:53AM -0600, Josh Green wrote:
> I still don't completely understand what your goal is, could you
> elaborate more on it? Then I can get a better idea of how these two
> projects could be complementary :)
basically, i want to convert from sample cds in a few formats t
On Tue, 2002-06-04 at 03:57, Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
> On 04 Jun 2002 03:09:47 -0600
> Josh Green <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Wow, I was not aware of that. I thought that "sf_read_short" should only
> > be called for 16 bit audio, sf_read_int for 24 bit, etc.
>
> Version 1 (ready RealSo
On Tuesday 04 June 2002 12:56, David Matthews wrote:
> Now that's just ridiculous. I love tubes as much as anyone, but what's the
> point of using a tube amplifier with a cheapo motherboard DAC?
I'd be more interested to see how they're generating the B+ voltage for that
tube -- values of arou
Tom Browne wrote:
> The 0.13s dissipate much less heat than the widely available AMDs...
>
>>According to these specs, my athlon XP 1600+ has a typical power
>>consumption of 56.3W. A 1.6G pentium 4 has a spec of 60.8W.
>
> Why compare to the old pre-0.13 chips?
>
> Celeron 1.2A is rated at 3
On Tue, 4 Jun 2002, Tom Browne wrote:
> > According to these specs, my athlon XP 1600+ has a typical power
> > consumption of 56.3W. A 1.6G pentium 4 has a spec of 60.8W.
> Why compare to the old pre-0.13 chips?
> Celeron 1.2A is rated at 30W P4 1.6A is rated at 38.7W.
These are incredibly
On Sun, Jun 02, 2002 at 08:08:09PM -0400, Rick Burnett wrote:
> Does anyone have any experience with the flower fans from QuietPC? I
I don't have the athlon model, but I got a QuietPC fan
(the radial fin fcpga model)
for my coppermine 866 and it's pretty quiet. Got the 250W power
supply too, it
Hi,
Junichi Uekawa hat gesagt: // Junichi Uekawa wrote:
> ladspa-sdk is distributed as a tarball, and
> ladspa.h is part of it.
>
> I see no problem in a SDK package containing some
> example code.
I even think, that this is the right thing (tm) to do from a
packager's point of view. Of course
> >I set out to package ladspa_sdk into an rpm for the upcoming GStreamer
> >Red-Carpet channel.
>
> its *extremely* important not to confuse the source code available
> from ladspa.org with the API defined by the single header file called
> ladpsa.h.
>
> the cmt plugin set is just one set of samp
>ladspa-sdk is distributed as a tarball, and
>ladspa.h is part of it.
from Ardour's README
Getting LADSPA
Note: the LADSPA SDK really only consists of a header file, and you
can get that like this (all one line):
lynx -dump http://www.ladspa.
Now that's just ridiculous. I love tubes as much as anyone, but what's the
point of using a tube amplifier with a cheapo motherboard DAC?
-dgm
--On Tuesday, June 04, 2002 11:04 AM -0400 Lamar Owen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:r
> http://www.aopen.com/products/mb/ax4b-533Tube.htm
* Thomas Vander Stichele <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> So here are a few questions :
>
> a) any special reason why it doesn't use autotools ? Would my converting
> ladspa to it be appreciated ?
It is simple a headerfile. What for do you need autobloat?
> b) ladspa_sdk is probably the first package I
Paul Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> immo vero scripsit:
> I don't believe that the sample plugins or sample tools should be part
> of a package called "LADSPA". With JACK, we make the sample clients
> available in a separate package. LADSPA itself is just a header file,
> and I don't believe that the
On Tuesday 04 June 2002 00:25, Rick Burnett wrote:
> The reason I am asking about the flower fan is I don't want to go
> through this again. I am okay with the HD noise and the power supply
> noise, I have had them before. What changed was when I had to buy a
> high powered fan for the CPU, and
Maybe there's even Linux drivers for this thing:
http://www.aopen.com/products/mb/ax4b-533Tube.htm
Yes, you see right: a Pentium 4 Motherboard with a vacuum tube audio output.
--
Lamar Owen
WGCR Internet Radio
1 Peter 4:11
>> its *extremely* important not to confuse the source code available
>> from ladspa.org with the API defined by the single header file called
>> ladpsa.h.
>
>> the cmt plugin set is just one set of sample plugins. they are useful,
>> but they are not "LADSPA".
>
>Hi,
>
>thanks for the reply. I'm
> its *extremely* important not to confuse the source code available
> from ladspa.org with the API defined by the single header file called
> ladpsa.h.
> the cmt plugin set is just one set of sample plugins. they are useful,
> but they are not "LADSPA".
Hi,
thanks for the reply. I'm not even
>Hey,
>
>I set out to package ladspa_sdk into an rpm for the upcoming GStreamer
>Red-Carpet channel.
>
>So here are a few questions :
>
>a) any special reason why it doesn't use autotools ? Would my converting
>ladspa to it be appreciated ?
>
>b) ladspa_sdk is probably the first package I ever d
Hey,
I set out to package ladspa_sdk into an rpm for the upcoming GStreamer
Red-Carpet channel.
So here are a few questions :
a) any special reason why it doesn't use autotools ? Would my converting
ladspa to it be appreciated ?
b) ladspa_sdk is probably the first package I ever downloaded t
With Athlons in my experience (including the XP) it's not that they
all generate more heat, it's the speed at which they burn out if your
fan dies or isn't cool enough. I know more than 5 people who have
lost athlons to heat, 2 of them to fans that were not cool enough, and
the other 3 or 4 to fa
> Where are you reading your temperatures? You sure that it's the
> motherboard and not the CPU? Do you know where on the motherboard this
> reading is coming from (the chipset, or just a general ambient case
> thermometer)?
In the BIOS. I suppose it is the chipset.
> What type of climate d
On Tue, 2002-06-04 at 02:01, Paul Davis wrote:
> * look up Chicken Systems "translator" program for windows
> * try it out under wine
> * try it out under vmware or bochs
> * write us (and the author) and tell us if it works
http://depression.ath.cx/~node/translator-in-wi
> > Athlons dissipate more heat than Pentiums, but they usually have better
> > heatsinks to compensate for it.
> No, no, no! Did you check the specifications I talked about? Athlons
> do *not* dissipate more heat than Pentiums.
The 0.13s dissipate much less heat than the widely available AM
Maarten de Boer wrote:
>>Really? I've got an A7V266E and haven't noticed anything hot.. and
>>anyway, I've never heard of a motherboard making a system hot in the
>>first place.
>
> I have no prove of this, it is just something I heard. But I do have
> to say mainboard temp gets high, but I am
I've got the Xp1500+ with QuietPC PSU and a spire copperrock cooler on top of which I
mounted the fan using silicone to reduce the mechanical vibrations. Not yet as quiet
as my other PC with Celeron 1200. There are other solutions, water cooling for an
example is a good one. There are kits whic
Rick Burnett wrote:
> PS If you have any other suggestions, please let me know. I have an
> Athlon 1.3 GHz (And the Power supply is quiet, I bought a special one
> for that).
Rick, I looked through all the different CPU fan options available,
trying to find one that would be quiet while keeping
> Really? I've got an A7V266E and haven't noticed anything hot.. and
> anyway, I've never heard of a motherboard making a system hot in the
> first place.
I have no prove of this, it is just something I heard. But I do have
to say mainboard temp gets high, but I am not sure if this is the
proc
Adam Luchjenbroers wrote:
>>Pentiums are no longer cooler than Athlons. Athlons used to be hot, but
>>the new Athlon XP's are just as cool as Pentium 4's. You can go to each
>>of Intel and AMD's web-site's and read the CPU specifications -- Athlon
>>XP's and P4's are within a few degrees of each
On 04 Jun 2002 03:09:47 -0600
Josh Green <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Wow, I was not aware of that. I thought that "sf_read_short" should only
> be called for 16 bit audio, sf_read_int for 24 bit, etc.
Version 1 (ready RealSoonNow (tm) honest :-)) even does something sensible
when you read say
> Pentiums are no longer cooler than Athlons. Athlons used to be hot, but
> the new Athlon XP's are just as cool as Pentium 4's. You can go to each
> of Intel and AMD's web-site's and read the CPU specifications -- Athlon
> XP's and P4's are within a few degrees of each other.
Athlons dissipate
On Tue, 2002-06-04 at 02:45, Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
>
> On 04 Jun 2002 01:04:55 -0600
> Josh Green <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Does libsndfile have sample conversion routines yet? That is the one
> > thing I like about libaudiofile. You can set a virtual format and this
> > would be conv
Maarten de Boer wrote:
> Noise did reduce, though certainly not as much as expected
> from the salestalk, and not as much as I hoped. And
> temperature gets pretty high, but I have been told that this
> is likely because of the mainboard, an ASUS A7V 266E.
> I am no overclocker, but even with unde
On Mon, 03 Jun 2002 21:01:14 -0400
Paul Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i'm a huge fan of libsndfile (its so much better than the SGI inspired
> API that does the same thing).
Thanks for the very positive feedback :-).
> but to be honest, sampler patches aren't in libsndfile's domain.
Tha
[My view is biased as Bernard Chavonnet, CDXtract's author, is one of my
friends and I even helped him on some issues for the Mac port & some win32
programming...]
That said I really think it is vastly superior to Translator! Translator is
badly written in Visual Basic, crashes all the time, does
I have the same problem as you. And the additional problem
of having the PC in the livingroom, where I am torturing my
daughter and girlfriend with the noise :-(
Anyway, when I bought my pc, the already gave me a
more expensive fan, because "the got so many people
complaining about the noise". Th
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