[BC] What is "better?" HOW do we get there?
Kent Winrich, K9EZ
kwinrich
Sat Jan 21 12:24:31 CST 2006
Steve wrote:
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>From: "Kent Winrich, K9EZ" <kwinrich at gmail.com>
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>Sent: Saturday, January 21, 2006 12:04 PM
>Subject: [BC] What is "better?" HOW do we get there?
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>>Also why you think that we would need to hold onto this for 30-40
>>years is beyond me. Let me introduce you to something called
>>SOFTWARE UPGRADES. The transmission method would have no real need
>>to change, but it is the CODEC that could change. Correct me if I am
>>wrong. Am I missing something?
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>>Though I have not dug into the CODEC for HD, my understanding is that
>>it is upgradeable. Even the new Radiososophy radio has the ability
>>to upgrade the CODEC.
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>More patching upon patching. Kind of reminds me of Windows. :) So will these
>new codecs come flying into the radio from the stations via the
>manufacturers? It better be invisible or the public won't have anything to
>do with it. Mention the word CODEC to the average guy on the street and
>he'll think you're from Mars. :) KISS principal. All of us in here can twist
>and turn and make things work. We kind of like it in a way but the public
>frustrates easily.
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>Steve
>Steve Walker Productions
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Indeed Steve, But you can consider patching to be upgrading. If they
find a way to make the CODEC better then that would be a good thing. I
completely agree that it needs to be invisible to the consumer.
As I said before I have not dug into the receive CODEC and how (or even
IF) it can be upgraded. If someone has more information I would love to
hear about it.
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