I missed it, and Tony mentioned it to me.... Quite the improvement!
Fran
Yea, how can it keep improving - does the tweaking never end ?
Makes you wonder how close or far from the final ultimate sound we are & if there is much more improvement to be found?
www.Ciunas.biz
For Digital Audio playback that delivers WHERE the performers are on stage but more importantly WHY they are there.
Fran wrote:Based on the evidence so far, you'd have to conclude there is much more to come yet. A custom Linux release maybe for install as a dual boot laptop?
Fran
Indeed, a real-time, minimal footprint OS with command line interface & dedicated hardware, solely running audio playback from memory resident files, maybe?
www.Ciunas.biz
For Digital Audio playback that delivers WHERE the performers are on stage but more importantly WHY they are there.
There's another big improvement on the way according to Marcin's hints.Don't know what it is yet. I'd agree with your view on TotalCommander , Fran , a bit of a leap in the dark but easy once you get familiar with it and musically well worth it.
Diapason wrote:It's kind of amazing that improvements are still coming thick and fast in the 'simple' matter of getting bits off a disc. Perfect sound forever, eh?
Yea, there's still a lot to learn about digital audio & the many variables that affect playback. When it was CD playback based we were limited in what variables we could play with. With computer based digital audio we can now more easily investigate the variables & determine what is important. Interesting times indeed in this (little, insignificant, dying), hobby of ours!
Last edited by jkeny on Mon Aug 20, 2012 9:56 pm, edited 1 time in total.
www.Ciunas.biz
For Digital Audio playback that delivers WHERE the performers are on stage but more importantly WHY they are there.
Fran wrote:Well, the next step is to reverse it to go back to the standard desktop!!
Must start loitering around the jplay forum again!!!
Fran
here's how I got back to regular windows explorer;
unzip Marcin's 3 files to a USB stick (on another computer)
put the key in and in TotalCommander find the USB key and double click
on Shell and follow the instructions to add Shell to the registry then reboot……bingo
I haven't tried it but launched total commander.It just appears on the laptop as a windows explorer type program. Browse around it start jplay and load your files and play. Thats all I assume you need to do.When finished x out of total commander. Am I missing something with the implementation?
Ken Moreland wrote:
Fran wrote:Well, the next step is to reverse it to go back to the standard desktop!!
Must start loitering around the jplay forum again!!!
Fran
here's how I got back to regular windows explorer;
unzip Marcin's 3 files to a USB stick (on another computer)
put the key in and in TotalCommander find the USB key and double click
on Shell and follow the instructions to add Shell to the registry then reboot……bingo
