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RE: Linux Build?

Hi,

That's great. Hope you like it.

the gapless implementation uses the best method you can get ie it just appends the tracks byte by byte into the same buffer before play starts, other players use different threads and constantly checks to see if the next track needs to be queued and then has to get the timing correct. With my method there are no timing issues and no extra processing required, the drawback is that only tracks of the same format can be played as the format is set by the first track.

Would really appreciate if you could give some feedback on the sound quality, timing, stereo sound stage width and depth etc and how it sounds in comparison to other players you have used.

Have not done anything with linux or asio, if people think it is a big enough step up over other players then I may try and do linux/asio or perhaps someone with those skills could create a linux/asio player using the same techniques.

cheers
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