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RE: optimised WASAPI exclusive event c++ code

well, I am just doing this for my own amusement, the differences are clear enough to me. I am not aware of anyone having gone to these lengths to see what a minimalist player would sound like and to find out why players sound digital. Despite a number of programmers saying that they use efficient code when you look under the bonnet there is a rats nest.

I think I have found a solution to digital sounding players. Maybe there is more money to be made selling hardware solutions than tackling the issue at source.


http://mqnplayer.blogspot.co.uk/

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