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Author:  Bojcha [ Sun Sep 18, 2011 8:10 am ]
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which "SA" means ..... ?
StandAlone :p

Now only Icon is missing. Since.... ever. :shock:
Author:  Luke [ Sun Sep 18, 2011 11:23 am ]
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@ Hans. Finishing 6.20 ?
Yes 6.20 Release POWER !

A new french radio powered by ST !

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Please do not tell me that the antennas on those pictures are broadcasting like that????
Author:  Bojcha [ Sun Sep 18, 2011 4:36 pm ]
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What's with 1+2 checkbox? It's not work in beta120. Will slider be added ?
Author:  Bojcha [ Sun Sep 18, 2011 5:11 pm ]
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which "SA" means ..... ?
StandAlone :p
NO it's not :shock: it's in DSP too.
Author:  eldoradofm [ Sun Sep 18, 2011 5:17 pm ]
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Spacial Audio ?
Author:  hvz [ Sun Sep 18, 2011 10:00 pm ]
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Sound Audio.

Just trying out what that name would look like in the interface.
Author:  hvz [ Sun Sep 18, 2011 10:23 pm ]
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What's with 1+2 checkbox? It's not work in beta120. Will slider be added ?
Hm, as far as I can see it works, BUT the effect is no longer displayed. That's because I've moved it to a location in the processing AFTER all the normal Multiband processing has been done. The same goes for the new vocals protection filter. The intention of this move was to fix the problem with 50/75/100 Hz tones that you mentioned - I have not tested yet if that's fixed though (but it should be).
Author:  hvz [ Sun Sep 18, 2011 10:30 pm ]
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Another bug, i have l/r swap issue again.
This time on normal output when i change buffer size. I don't see difference in output meters this time but i hear it on the output.
Problem seems to be only with asio for now.
Hi eldoradofm,

Did you see this happen once? I'm asking because there are no changes in the last 50 BETA's or so that should have an effect on this, if it's something that happened once in hundreds of tests it will probably be very difficult to reproduce and I'd prefer to ignore it for now. If it happened more often, that changes things.
Author:  hvz [ Sun Sep 18, 2011 10:34 pm ]
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There's a problem with Low Quality / Low Latency output.
When i select sample rates higher then 48000 i hear more noise for every increase.
When i select Bypass all i don't hear a difference in output.
Hm, oh yeah, that also still exists :-(

In the redesign that's coming up I'll make it possible to create different latency outputs using the same filtering, but right now that's not possible.

Checking the code, it looks like currently the latency is constant in samples - so at a higher sampling rate it will be lower, causing more artifacts. ---> NO!

Edit: No, that's not true. Instead, at higher sample rates, in the LQLL output I just ignore a bunch of samples - basically I'm downsampling without filtering. So if you have very high (> 24 kHz) frequency content, including noise, you might hear more noise in this output.
Author:  eldoradofm [ Sun Sep 18, 2011 10:46 pm ]
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Did you see this happen once? I'm asking because there are no changes in the last 50 BETA's or so that should have an effect on this, if it's something that happened once in hundreds of tests it will probably be very difficult to reproduce and I'd prefer to ignore it for now. If it happened more often, that changes things.
I mostly use the fm output and when i had that problem some time ago you fixed it for that output. Now i tried the normal output and i discovered that it had the same problem. So if i load a preset or change the buffer size the channels swap. I'll try again to see in what version it started to happen.
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