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Submit Response is a weblog by Jack Mottram, a journalist who lives in Glasgow, Scotland. There are 1302 posts in the archives. You can subscribe to a feed. This post was made on February 10, 2005 and belongs in the links category. The previous post was Today’s Links (08/02/05), and the next post is Visual Art In Glasgow.

Today’s Links (09/02/05)

Posted at 11am on 10/02/05 by Jack Mottram to the links category.
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  1. Mmm Slip­stream sounds nice. I’ve been look­ing for some­thing to do that ever since I got my Air­port Express back in August. Hope­fully the lag between send­ing the audio and it play­ing out of the speak­ers will be minimal.

    I’m really look­ing for­ward to being able to play movies off my Power­Book onto my exter­nal mon­i­tor and not having to switch the cables around to use my Soundsticks ;)

    N

    Posted by Neil at 2pm on 10.02.05

  2. Ah, but the encryp­tion lag would mean your DVD sound­track would be out of sync with the video.

    Sorry, couldn’t resist burst­ing your wire­less bubble - your list of gear made me jeal­ous ;-)

    Posted by Jack Mottram at 11am on 11.02.05

  3. There is a workaround for that, although it’s not hugely pretty.

    VLC [http://​vide​olan.org/] has a Audio desyn­choriza­tion Com­pen­sta­tion field in the Audio pref­er­ences. Shuld be pos­si­ble to adjust that to roughly the time dif­fer­en­tial and so the lag shouldn’t be notice­able. It’ll prob­a­bly take some trial and error but should work :)

    Posted by Neil at 3pm on 11.02.05

  4. Clever stuff - my jeal­ousy returns!

    Posted by Jack Mottram at 3pm on 11.02.05

  5. In case you missed it Slip­stream got released yes­ter­day, under the name of Airfoil.

    http://​www.​rogueamoeba.​com/​a​i​rfoil/

    Works a charm with ANY app.

    N

    Posted by Neil at 1pm on 02.03.05

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