I especially like your statement about living in a Windows world. I have
often wondered why PSDR does not resync after a DPC blip
If my Ipod encounters a audio blip, it just resyncs and keeps playing.
If I get a blip in my Dishnetwork Dolby Digital audio stream, it just
drops audio for a few ms and keeps right on working, no need to reset
Dish RX.
PSDR should do the same....
Stan K9IUQ
Drax Felton wrote:
I disagree with this statement. It's not a waste of development to make the
Flex software deal with this issue smoothly.
Flex is a commercial product that has to live in the real world of
mainstream, Windows based computers, all their faults included.
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But it is a classical high-DPC event. They probably could cause
PowerSDR to resync but that would be spending valuable development
time to fix a problem that only occurs on computers that aren't
working properly.
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