offlist,
couldn't you guys do what the gamers do? I don't know
what they do but it must be buffering 'til remote
clients have time to sync up and then go. right?
ron
--- Guy Clotilde <guy.clotilde(a)wanadoo.fr> wrote:
On Mon, 29 Sep 2003 16:58:22 -0230, Juhan Leemet
wrote / a �crit:
Now add in the long
echo delay, and I suspect that's too much to
handle: 3 time bases: what you
want to play, what you are playing (feel?), and
what you hear. Comments?
I have read your interesting text, and I think the
points you bring are correct.
But I think that the idea should not be dismissed
just for the reason that it's not suitable for some
people/sorts of music. Some people may want to play
new-age in the same basement/city over IP :)
In some cases, this app will be very valuable. Is it
really hard to use aconnect, as Gustavo suggested?
cheers
GuyCLO~
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