volume control Archive

  • Scott Ertz talks with Ben Beaumont of Cambridge Audio. He shows off the new DacMagic Plus, the second generation to the DacMagic. There is a seperate volume control from the headphones. They also removed the limitation of the bit rate in the audio area. That brings you to a full 24-bit/384kHz audio through up-sampling. However, if you are on a Windows machine, you can only play back...

    Cambridge Audio: DacMagic Plus at 24-bit / 384kHz – CES 2012

    Posted on February 10, 2012 | No Comments
    Scott Ertz talks with Ben Beaumont of Cambridge Audio. He shows off the new DacMagic Plus, the second generation to the DacMagic. There is a seperate volume control from the headphones. They also removed the limitation of the bit rate in the audio area. That brings you to a full 24-bit/384kHz audio through up-sampling. However, if you are on a Windows machine, you can only play back...

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  • I have often mentioned my preference for Fluxbox as a window manager for my Linux machines. It’s small, light, and fast, and does everything I want. Lately, I have been perfecting my Fluxbox keys file, which manages key bindings (also known as hot keys). Windows users are commonly familiar with a few Windows hotkey combinations, such as ALT-F4 to close a window, or, if...

    Adventures in Linux: Keys to Fluxbox Keys

    Posted on November 17, 2010 | No Comments
    I have often mentioned my preference for Fluxbox as a window manager for my Linux machines. It’s small, light, and fast, and does everything I want. Lately, I have been perfecting my Fluxbox keys file, which manages key bindings (also known as hot keys). Windows users are commonly familiar with a few Windows hotkey combinations, such as ALT-F4 to close a window, or, if...

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  • Sometimes I think about all the places I have contact information. Phone, Facebook, Twitter, etc. So when we saw Orbit and their iPhone application, I was blown away. Orbit will allow you to manage many of your social media connections from one application. It’s organizes the mess. The best part is before you call them, you can find out what they are doing. Depending on...

    Orbit Lets You Manage Social Media Connections in Orbit Social Network – CES 2010

    Posted on February 5, 2010 | No Comments
    Sometimes I think about all the places I have contact information. Phone, Facebook, Twitter, etc. So when we saw Orbit and their iPhone application, I was blown away. Orbit will allow you to manage many of your social media connections from one application. It’s organizes the mess. The best part is before you call them, you can find out what they are doing. Depending on...

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