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You're the second person who has said that I figure it must be it, as
far as mono/stereo goes there's actually a switch that changes the mode
from Stereo/Mono on the head phones which I tried. Thanks for the
tidbit I'll stick it in my bag of cool things to hopefully pull out
later.
------------------- [Offtopic: Fujitsu Hanheld] ---------------------
Great! I am happy for any of you choosing to try out the Linux tablet
project for students like myself on very limited budgets it's a genius
idea. Plus if we use each unit as a repeater potentially in small
areas we could do some pretty cool things, on a limited budget.
------------------- [Print server] --------------------------
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?
ViewItem&category=20322&item=3020558659&rd=1
I managed to get a HP JetDirect 150X Print Server J2592A for $12.99 Buy
it Now on eBay plus $8.99 Shipping and Handeling. It lacks built in
*Nix support apparently but I'm sure you guys can help me out (if I
have a problem) ;).
------------------- [Router, HTTP Filter, AIM Logger, HTTP Logger]------
I'm going to need to log all activity on my home network to insure the
safety of a family member who's in a bad way (I'll leave it at that).
All the Linux software is available, and I was thinking... Perhaps a
Dreamcast would be a very viable and even... small enough to hide if
need be solution, also just plain fun :).
Eager for feedback,
Jeff
P.S. You guys are great, love the community... Do we have meetings or
an official IRC channel?
> Message: 14
> Subject: Re: [PLUG] Weirdest Linux Encounter In...
> From: "Michael F. Robbins" <mike@gamerack.com>
> To: Philadelphia Linux User Group <plug@lists.phillylinux.org>
> Organization:
> Date: 29 Apr 2003 21:56:07 -0400
> Reply-To: plug@lists.phillylinux.org
>
> On Tue, 2003-04-29 at 12:39, Jeff 'Jephree' Mealo wrote:
> > Weirdest thing happened today :: pinches self :: while using a
standard set of
> > CD walkman type headphones both XMMS and Noatun played my MP3s (I
checked
> > voice removal was ***not*** enabled) with get thislittle or NO
voice and the
> > background was fine in some songs fuzzy in others. My soundcard
doesn't
> > support non-amplified sound but it makes no sense that the
minimize/maximize
> > noises still sounded *absolutely* fine, unlike the background of
the MP3s
> > which were sometimes distorted.
>
> Try another set of headphones? Does it have to do with stereo/mono
> sounds?
>
> For some situations and certain songs, the "voice removal" effect
could
> be achieved with a miswired set of headphones. I remember reading
that
> some music tracks have voice in the "center" (equally divided between
> left and right) and that this is the principle on which most voice
> removal works. If your headphones were connected in such a way that
> only the left and right wires were connected (not ground), you might
> just amplify the music, not voice. Check that the plug is all of the
> way in. (This could also be a problem at the plug/socket, I imagine.)
>
> Michael F. Robbins
> mike@gamerack.com
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