| From: | Wolfstar wolfstar@********.net |
|---|---|
| Subject: | Chipjack expert driver. |
| Date: | Fri, 9 Jun 2000 11:26:44 -0400 |
> "file" is different when it's a "loose file" vs. a "chip
file". THIS I
have
> a significant problem accepting. There are TONS of ways around this
> nowadays, I fail to see why there would be problems with this in the
future.
>
> And Rob's description, if you are recalling it correctly, is an incredibly
> poor one with regards to this. Again, this "resampling" technique is
> exactly along the lines of what I am speaking of in the previous
paragraph.
> The same techniques are used on pure files as well as hardcopy (CD, Disk,
> etc...) today. And though I realize that the storage medium may in and
unto
> itself be different in the future than it is today, it strikes me as odd
> that the abilities to manipulate it have gone down (which is actually what
> would be happening if the CED fails to work on the loaded skillsoft...
which
> doesn't this have to happen anyway???).
Something you seem to be forgetting here. This is a chipjack expert DRIVER.
If you can explain to me how a CD-ROM driver is going to make a CD-format
song loaded into memory play at all, much less play BETTER, by sending it to
the empty CD-ROM, then I can accept that you can route a headware
memory-loaded skillsoft to an empty chipjack with an expert driver to
improve it's performance.
But that's just my $.02, YMMV.
Wolfstar
That crazy driving guy!
