Jayson Smith wrote:
Anyway, I'd love to find a program for Windows that simulates the audio from WWV as closely as possible. I know someone on this list talked about having written such a beast, although I don't know if it'd run on Windows, back in 2010. I also wish WWV streamed on the net. Don't get me wrong, I know why they don't, but I still think a crisp, clear, direct from the sound source feed would be cool. Any thoughts? Jayson If audio rather than accuracy s what your looking fore, what about Skype or something similar? Not sure how good the sound quality is to the discerning ear, but you would at least save on long-distance charges to Colorado, plus you could dial time services internationally for no more than the cost of the subscription charge. I used to dial France’s 3699 service quite oftentill Orange Telecom took it over & made it unavailable outside France & its territories. (Amazing lack of latency, by the way. You could try recording WWV together with the overseas signal and checking the delays. I found them to be better than time.gov, most days. Brian Garrett _______________________________________________ time-nuts mailing list -- [email protected] To unsubscribe, go to https://www.febo.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/time-nuts and follow the instructions there.
