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| - | :[[/Acoustics|Acoustics glossar]] ::: [[/Acoustics_ger| Acoustics (german)]] ::: [[/Technology|Technology glossar]] ::: [[/AudioWorx | + | :[[/Acoustics|Acoustics glossar]] ::: [[/Acoustics_ger| Acoustics (german)]] ::: [[/Technology|Technology glossar]] ::: [[/AudioWorx]] ::: [[/Variodyn/AudioWorx D1 Terminal|AudioWorx D1 Terminal]] |
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===AudioWorx=== | ===AudioWorx=== | ||
| - | The '''AudioWorx''' project brings a framework for audio processing to the desktop. [[Audio/AudioWorx| read on ...]] | + | :The '''AudioWorx''' project brings a framework for audio processing to the desktop. [[Audio/AudioWorx| read on ...]] |
| + | :The '''AudioWorx D1 Terminal''' is a text based Terminal developed for interaction with D1 via TCP/IP Telnet (port 23) or EIA232 serial interface. [[/Variodyn/AudioWorx D1 Terminal| read on ...]] | ||
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===Using NAS devices for audio applications=== | ===Using NAS devices for audio applications=== | ||
'''Network-attached storage (NAS)''' devices are similar to traditional hardware small computers providing storage at file level accessible over network. The performance of the devices is often bad, and using a NAS device together with a streaming server is a really bad idea. The network load is doubled [[/Network-attached storage|read on ...]] | '''Network-attached storage (NAS)''' devices are similar to traditional hardware small computers providing storage at file level accessible over network. The performance of the devices is often bad, and using a NAS device together with a streaming server is a really bad idea. The network load is doubled [[/Network-attached storage|read on ...]] | ||
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Revision as of 18:59, 11 February 2008
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subpages
- Acoustics glossar ::: Acoustics (german) ::: Technology glossar ::: /AudioWorx ::: AudioWorx D1 Terminal
AudioWorx
- The AudioWorx project brings a framework for audio processing to the desktop. read on ...
- The AudioWorx D1 Terminal is a text based Terminal developed for interaction with D1 via TCP/IP Telnet (port 23) or EIA232 serial interface. read on ...
Using NAS devices for audio applications
Network-attached storage (NAS) devices are similar to traditional hardware small computers providing storage at file level accessible over network. The performance of the devices is often bad, and using a NAS device together with a streaming server is a really bad idea. The network load is doubled read on ...
external links
- Audio informations by Bernd Noack
- Advanced Linux Sound Architecture - ALSA
- Sound and Music file formats a great collection of file format descriptions