arnyk wrote: > No jkeny, no reading problems here. I just know what the numbers mean. > You obviously don't. > > Here's your quote: > > "Here the rate jumps down about 8 ppm for around 2 seconds at a time. > Now an 8 ppm change in rate accumulates to a timing error of 16 > microseconds over two seconds. i.e. a jitter over this period of 16 > million picoseconds! This is many orders of magnitude greater than the > kinds of values reported for J-Test measurements on shorter timescales!" > > An error accumulated over a period of seconds is a timing error, not > audible jitter. > > About the lowest jitter that anybody talks about has a period of 1/3 of > a Hz, as in a LP spinning on a turntable that is a little off center. > That's endemic in LP playback and it is tolerated by the ear unless it > is really bad. > > A timing error of 16 microseconds over two seconds is equivalent to a > frequency error of 8 microseconds per second, or 0.0008%. Humans can > actually hear timing errors of several thousand times that, but not > much less, if you catch my drift. > > For reference most of the better A/V gear has timing accuracy on the > order order of 0.005% more or less, and it isn't audible either. > > You have not shown that JL claims any audible effects. Like I said I > have known the man for years and with data like this, he likely he never > will. He's just having fun throwing numbers around. > > You are deflecting again, jkeny and part of your problem is that you are > trying to win this argument with numbers, but you don't know what the > numbers mean because you loathe measurements with such a profound > hatred. > > Numbers are my friends! > > If nothing else jkeny the have already provided me with many > opportunities to show know-nothings up, like this one.
Again, your desire to be always right shows up your foolishness The commonly accepted smallest inter-channel timing that humans can hear is somewhere from 4 microseconds to 10 microseconds, depending on which research you read. Your statement "equivalent to a frequency error of 8 microseconds per second, or 0.0008%. _*Humans_can_actually_hear_timing_errors_of_several_thousand_times_that,_but_not_much_less*_, if you catch my drift." is complete hogwash - several thousand times 8 microseconds but not much less. Please!! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ jkeny's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=35192 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=103684
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