I'm risking valuable karma:P here but sitting here, staring at the thousands of comments with Win users argueing against Linux users, and the Linux users writing pages and pages about why Linux is better, and the windows users doing the same... I realize somthing...
Still, we have the seperate left+right images. Ghosting mostly happens when the color information is distorted. But like I said, I do think there is a RGB mode that saves each of the channels seperately.
It's not performance thats the problem. Its been a while since I used redhat, but from what I can remember, redhat loved to force OSS on you instead of ALSA. Gentoo is a dream come true, everything is compiled for your CPU (if you tell it to,) and emerge alsa-drivers gets you, well... alsa drivers.
This is just like the copy protection on DAT tapes. (SCMS stands serial copyright management system, and was one of the reasons DAT never became popular.) Anyway, M-Audio sells SCMS removers/rewriters without fear. (Its for studio use.) Under the Digital Home Recording Act, you are not allowed to sell anything that defeats SCMS unless it's for professional use. I suspect that this protection for HDTV will be defeated easially, or HDTV will continue to not be popular.
Personally, I say make your own box... Big computer vendors usually make adding, taking stuff out (physically) really hard, and they put Windows on your system, and its hard to get a refund on Windows, etc.
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Good point. I don't code in Java, but I'm sure some of those things are only several lines.
But actually, now that I look at it, it is a lot of lines, but a whole lot of it is unnecessary.
What about M.P.3. or F.L.A.C.?
Mute, another UK based electronica record label, is doing this. It wasn't there whole selection, just "net-realeases."
I actually tried to submit it as a story a few months ago, but whatever.
I'm risking valuable karma :P here but sitting here, staring at the thousands of comments with Win users argueing against Linux users, and the Linux users writing pages and pages about why Linux is better, and the windows users doing the same... I realize somthing...
Slashdot users are a bunch of idiots.
Still, we have the seperate left+right images. Ghosting mostly happens when the color information is distorted. But like I said, I do think there is a RGB mode that saves each of the channels seperately.
I would like to say that I am trying Knoppix for the first time right now. I'm definately handing a copy to my non-linux friends.
You can squeze PNGs pretty tight if you know what you're doing.
Plus if he can handle this, PNGs shouldn't be a problem.
Check your local dollar store.
I do have 3-D glasses. I don't understand why hes using JPEGs. They just introduce ghosting. Especially with the darker ones.
PNGs are good for this sort of thing.
I believe JPEG also has a RGB mode which will eliminate ghosting.
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bittorrent is not your regular p2p. read up on how it works and report back later.
I propose we make a tool called DeCSS...no wait...
I've heard of RTFA, but this?
Microsoft does see linux as a competitor. We figured this out with the Halloween Documents. http://www.opensource.org/halloween/
I can almost bet you, that if this spoof was professionally done (which it looks like it was), that Linux was used.
Oh, yeah. I hate those LINUX Kernel Errors that pop up all the time... Who wrote that into Gnome anyway?
then....
one word....Rosegarden
one word...Ardour
Me too.
(I didn't RTFA)
I'm glad someone recognizes that maybe the reason the RIAA fears MP3's is that MP3s eliminate the need for a record label.
It's not performance thats the problem. Its been a while since I used redhat, but from what I can remember, redhat loved to force OSS on you instead of ALSA. Gentoo is a dream come true, everything is compiled for your CPU (if you tell it to,) and emerge alsa-drivers gets you, well... alsa drivers.
This is just like the copy protection on DAT tapes. (SCMS stands serial copyright management system, and was one of the reasons DAT never became popular.) Anyway, M-Audio sells SCMS removers/rewriters without fear. (Its for studio use.) Under the Digital Home Recording Act, you are not allowed to sell anything that defeats SCMS unless it's for professional use. I suspect that this protection for HDTV will be defeated easially, or HDTV will continue to not be popular.
Me and my friend got a Delta 1010LT soundcard (same chip as 44) to run under linux, and now we have a nice studio with ardour.
If you're having trouble, I bet you're on a distro which does not support ALSA very well.
I don't know which side to be with, the evil Eolas, or the equally evil Microsoft... HELP!! :)
Personally, I say make your own box... Big computer vendors usually make adding, taking stuff out (physically) really hard, and they put Windows on your system, and its hard to get a refund on Windows, etc.