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Audio Compression Basics
by Steve Ackerman
posted 2005-02-15
The main purpose for all of this article and technical gobbledygook is to provide you with a solid foundation for the future articles in this series on Media Players, Audio Management Software, Portable Audio Players, and Audio Editing Software. I hope to provide you with enough information to choose a solid compression format without having to waste a bunch of time and energy with dead technologies or vendor lock-in…
At the Sounding Edge: Sounding Better All The Time
by Dave Phillips
posted 2004-04-09
In preparation for this month’s Linux Audio Developers conference at Karlsruhe, Dave offers a status report on the state of Linux audio…
Linux: It Sounds Good to Me
by Dave Phillips
posted 2003-12-03
For those of you who have been following developments in the Linux audio world, it should come as no surprise that a column such as this one has arrived. But for those of you who are thinking “Linux audio? What in the world could that be about?”, you’ll find the answers here…
From Vinyl to Digital
by Tom Younker
posted 2003-09-01
Nothing beats the sound quality of a good LP record, but if you need travel convenience, you can make a CD or Ogg Vorbis copy…
Sound Off: ULB Soundproofing
by Glenn Stone
posted 2003-06-18
The last article in the Ultimate Linux Box series looks at reducing system noise and offers some final thoughts.
The moment you’ve all been waiting for has arrived—the answer to the burning question, “Can we make a hotrod PC quiet?” And the answer is the subject of this article…
