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The Management posted:op your thread is infested with vinyl fetishists. I have no choice but to recommend gassing to keep them from spreading. i was asked to start writing the specs for a new jbl branded turntable recently, op. and then later asked to put the project on hold again
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compact discs have finally fulfilled their nominative determinism by being dumped into the trash compactorfart simpson posted:i was asked to start writing the specs for a new jbl branded turntable recently, op. and then later asked to put the project on hold again
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akadajet posted:do kids like cds over records? I feel like records are neater from a kid perspective. kids like cassette tapes these days lol efb but they actually really do
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next you’ll be telling me people enjoy live music
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The Management posted:no loving clue thankyou for this sick as gently caress insight
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i thought cassettes already came and went? i got one like 8 years ago from someone
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Arcteryx Anarchist posted:i thought cassettes already came and went?
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when do iPods come back in style? I have a few ready to be used
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The Management posted:when do iPods come back in style? I have a few ready to be used https://www.businessinsider.com/vintage-ipod-sold-out-urban-outfitters-2023-10?op=1
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I have an old-rear end gen 5 ipod that would probably be really good if I replaced the battery
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ripped 15 CDs from my last amoeba records trip including 6 discs of harthouse compilations 
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my first ipod died 2 weeks after apple care expired
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fart simpson posted:my first ipod died 2 weeks after apple care expired sounds like you were apple careless
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I had a video ipod and me and exwife took it on overseas holiday and I only had harold and kumar go to white castle so we ended up watching that movie at least a dozen times
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on that tiny fuckin screen
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i would have divorced u after that too!!
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so that's how you get an exwife
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i like firing up the old cd player to listen to 300BPS N, 8, 1 (TERMINAL MODE OR ASCII DOWNLOAD) https://youtu.be/MYn_IFLki7k?si=zrYp66jlmDbyeGWY
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The Management posted:fun fact, CDs are literal spirals with one long track, not sectors like a hard drive. they are designed to be able to play with no buffering so the bits can go directly from the laser to the DAC. it’s basically a phonograph but with digital encoding. how do tracks work? i.e. how does the player know where to advance to when you hit 'next track'
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it fascinated me how they worked out how to put sound between songs like you couldn’t skip to it, but it wasn’t part of the previous track. you had to go to the previous track and let it go past the end to hear it
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also things started happening as far as song length and time goes etc on dark side of the moon or wish you were here the original vinyl just lists the songs in order but when they made the cd they had to put a stake in the ground as far as when one song starts and another finishes also on copies of reign in blood they hosed up the start of raining blood and put the end of postmortem as the start of it so you get videos of kids playing along to raining blood but starting with the end of postmortem hahahahah classic funy times
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I think anyway . lol
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qirex posted:ripped 15 CDs from my last amoeba records trip including 6 discs of harthouse compilations i used to go to SF for work & personal reasons a lot in the early 2000's and my second stop after getting some actual chinese food (i lived in the midwest) was amoeba. I'd come home with so many drat cds. one time on the bus there was an elderly black gentleman with a velvet crown on his head, in a wheelchair, on his way to dialysis, who asked me to release the wheelchair lock when we got to his stop but being a dumb white kid i somehow couldn't figure it out so the bus driver had to come help. thankfully it was just the two of us and maybe 3-4 more so i didn't have a whole bus mad at me for slowing things down
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:how do tracks work? i.e. how does the player know where to advance to when you hit 'next track' CDs have a table of contents at the start that lists the tracks, kind of like a partition table. however, there are no discrete blocks on audio CDs. instead they use time codes. there is a very low bitrate signal encoded in the data stream that contains the current time ( a cd player doesn’t need to keep track of what the current track is or the time, it can display the track and time codes directly from the disc with no processing. sometimes you’ll see a cd player show -1 seconds before a track starts. that’s literally in the time codes on the disc. The Management fucked around with this message at 21:32 on Jan 31, 2024 |
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CDs were designed to be read by extremely simple ASICs with basically no compute power. like I said, they’re basically phonograph records with digital encoding.
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which makes it hilarious that there’s still cd transports [as in no dac and they output pcm over spdif] that cost deece 4 or 5 figures
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are audiophile morons still paying $$$ for gen 1 ps1s
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graph posted:are audiophile morons yes
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The Management posted:CDs have a table of contents at the start that lists the tracks, kind of like a partition table. however, there are no discrete blocks on audio CDs. instead they use time codes. there is a very low bitrate signal encoded in the data stream that contains the current time ( oh cool, thanks! The Management posted:CDs were designed to be read by extremely simple ASICs with basically no compute power. like I said, they’re basically phonograph records with digital encoding. yeah that makes total sense given the time they were conceived/designed for
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graph posted:are audiophile morons still paying $$$ for gen 1 ps1s my 14 yo tells me “dad your ps1 can play cds!” and i’m like “i know  ”
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The Management posted:CDs were designed to be read by extremely simple ASICs with basically no compute power. like I said, they’re basically phonograph records with digital encoding. this is sick
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i was unfortunate enough to get a sega-cd. it came with a compilation audio cd with a they might be giants song on it
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graph posted:are audiophile morons still paying $$$ for gen 1 ps1s no. audiophiles cared about the ps1 for like 3 months 20 years ago, and then they went back to buying $4k blocks of wood to wrap their power cables round.
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the folks who do care about the ps1 that way also insist you leave it running for like 24hrs before playing anything on it
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echinopsis posted:my 14 yo tells me “dad your ps1 can play cds!” and i’m like “i know and the ps4 can't lol
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I have no devices capable of playing a cd at my house. I do still own many CDs though for reasons
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I have a working ps2 and a Dreamcast, I think one of the other of those can play cds
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The Management posted:CDs have a table of contents at the start that lists the tracks, kind of like a partition table. however, there are no discrete blocks on audio CDs. instead they use time codes. there is a very low bitrate signal encoded in the data stream that contains the current time ( nerd
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am I remember correctly that there were multiple kinds of RW cds that weren’t compatible
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with cd rom did that have much more redundancy and whatever compared to the phonograph nature of audio cd and I spose DVD is just a new Cd
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