--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Horror Vacui <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
> On Tue, 07 Sep 2004 23:16:01 -0000
> qed479 wrote:
> 
> > --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Bob Kaspar"
 
> You own craputers.
> 
> When playing a CD in your computer, no computing ressources are
> involved. The CD drive has an audio output, which is connected to 
the
> preamplifier in the soundcard by means of an audio cable. That is 
the
> case with a normal computer. A craputer however doesn't have an 
audio
> cable installed, because the vendor is trying to cut the costs (the 
said
> audio cable is a worthless piece of junk, by the way - three thin 
wires
> slung together, with cheap flat connectors at each end, worth 
couple of
> cents at most).
> 
> Microsoft is being "helpful" - the "CD player software" supplied 
with
> Windows plays CD's via software by default, which is a very
> ressource-consuming task - the CD is ripped and sent via the bus to 
the
> dsp of the soundcard. So even if you have the audio cable installed,
> you're wasting ressources by letting your CPU do something that the
> hardware in your CD drive and soundcard can do better.
> 
> CD player software in linux won't do this. So install an audio 
cable,
> and listen to CD's properly.


O.K.  But I have audio cables hooked from my CD\rw and also from my 
CDROM drive to the sound card and always have had, so I guess that 
solution is out the window, please if you can come up with anything 
else let me know as this is driving me crazy and if I could get this 
problem solved I probably would find no reason to use WinDoz at all.
Thanx for the answer   Bob K.> 

> Cheers
> 
> -- 
> Horror Vacui
> 
> Registered Linux user #257714
> 
> Go get yourself... counted: http://counter.li.org/
> - and keep following the GNU.



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