xiphmont

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by xiphmont 14y ago
Yes, there's an RSS atom feed on the video pages, and we also have a 'video' mailing list at Xiph.org for new video announcements.
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by xiphmont 14y ago
It was not exactly an accident, though the image was a bit 'wider' than I'd have preferred. Tradeoffs. I don't like wearing lavalier mics for this sort of thing (an extra layer of complexity, and they have to be headsets to avoid vocal amp
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by xiphmont 15y ago
It's not the timing differences, it's the phase differences. The ear is exceptionally sensitive to phase differences between the ears below 1kHz. This information is captured exactly (to well beyond the naive precision of the sampling clo
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by xiphmont 15y ago
I would guess that's because some earlier remotes used a higher frequency IR emitter that was in fact touching into the red. These days, the various IR communication protocols have been standardized and virtually all use 920nm, 940nm or 980
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by xiphmont 15y ago
No. It's both. The basilar membrane is a loosely tuned resonator. The hair cells placed on it fire beginning on the positive zero crossing. So, to a first approximation, the ear is in fact a filterbank. There is a time domain component i
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by xiphmont 15y ago
As much respect as I have for Bob Ludwig's hard won mastering skills, he also strongly believes in $n,000/foot speaker cable, which is what he has installed at Gateway. So by all means give him well deserved props, but don't assume he's an
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by xiphmont 15y ago
Amen. Someone got the point of the article.
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by xiphmont 15y ago
1) 48kHz sampling does include headroom. 2) increased sampling rate does not improve timing. This also has been researched in detail (because it sounds like it could possibly be true given that the ears can phase match to much greater gran
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by xiphmont 15y ago
> For example, the human hear will hear a 30kHz frequency if it's fundamental is 10kHz. No. It won't.
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by xiphmont 15y ago
I'd love that too... damn, should have put it in the article... Closest I've found is to take the .mogg files out of the Guitar Hero games and use those to make new mixes. :-)