"Graham Baker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>There is a definite problem with increasing the write speed to
>disc... This is one of the main reasons (besides poor marketing and
>excessive price) that MD data never made it big time - the write
>speed is limited due to the physical properties of the
Subject: Re: MD: recording not in realtime?
>
>
> | At the end of the day ATRAC is just a big math algorithm. The speed at
> | which the algorithm is applied does not matter.
>
> It does for processing power, and as Graham Baker has pointed out, for the
> write mechanism to keep up.
Gerard Naude wrote,
| At the end of the day ATRAC is just a big math algorithm. The speed at
| which the algorithm is applied does not matter.
It does for processing power, and as Graham Baker has pointed out, for the
write mechanism to keep up. But please read on; Gerard continued,
| The onl
...
GB
- Original Message -
From: "Gerard Naude" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, 14 September 2001 4:31
Subject: RE: MD: recording not in realtime?
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> At the end of the day atrac is just a big math algorithm. The speed at
which
>
At the end of the day atrac is just a big math algorithm. The speed at which
the algorithm is applied does not matter. Mp3 is also just a big math
algorithm, but you don't encode your MP3's at 1x do you? :-) The only other
limit I can think of is the speed at which the platter of the actual disc
