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cMP cPLAY and LINUX

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In Reply to: RE: cMP - the open source high-end Memory Player posted by cics on December 30, 2007 at 05:42:01

Dear CICS,

I questionning myself about LINUX.

Don't you think that the total control of the operating system would be a very good advantage, the footprint could be reduce to its minimun.

I'm just a linux user but the information I can get from power user is that linux is used to creat a "real time critical embeded system", only the needed kernel componant are implemented. This could be a very good to run cMP cPLAY.

What is you thinking about that ?

Nicolas.

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I think someone is running cPlay in Wine/Linux - cics 08:02:29 04/09/09 (1)
I doubt whether the B9 options would work under Linux.

Definitely worth trying - if it works, one could avoid Windows OS license costs. Comparing SQ with Windows XP would be useful as well.
- RE: I think someone is running cPlay in Wine/Linux - n_vincent 13:07:09 04/09/09 (0)
  Wine increase the footprint, it's better to use windows directly.
  
  Is the B9 options rely on windows xp capability ?
  
  I was thinking about a lynux system like www.lynuxworks.com/rtos/rtos.php or others, By design it could help a lot about latency and jitter.
  
  My thinking is not about licence costs only to audio quality.

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