[BC] Moving the processing to the user?

[Robert Meuser]

The real solution would be meta data. For the meta data to work 
properly, a certain portion of the processing would have to be 
standardized and the meta data should be descriptive enough that it 
works with various processors.

R


Barry Mishkind wrote:

> At 07:22 AM 12/22/2006, Jim Tonne wrote
>
>>> I agree completely that processing on the road is absolutely 
>>> necessary. Most Classical stations process more aggressively during 
>>> drive time than the rest of the day.
>>
>>
>> It seems to me the answer is not to process at the transmitter end,
>> which affects everyone, but in the automobile receiver, where it is
>> actually needed.
>
>
>         Some car radios have been including a
>         "compression" feature, mainly for the
>         CD player.
>
>         I suppose the problem is that if it were
>         left on all the time, TSL would drop
>         to 12 seconds and due to the distraction,
>         auto accidents would increase dramatically.
>
>