IT'S ALIVE !!!

[ericcoleman]

Radio Capricon lives !!!

I'm running tests today, and so far it seems to work perfectly.

I have to ask the folks at dementiaradio.org some questions about lag and such, but so far it seems to be working perfectly

Be afraid, be very afraid

Comments

[blur01.livejournal.com]

So...I can throw out the PVC?

[ericcoleman]

Absolutely ... I don't think we will be broadcasting again, and if we do I am going to build something a little more sturdy and more easily storeable

[grey-lensman.livejournal.com]

Don't pitch the coax! That stuff's $0.50 a foot.

[ericcoleman]

I won't ... I promise.

Since it seems that Cap is moving next year, I am going to wait and see if we can do the broadcast thing again, if not then I will send all of the transmitter stuff to you, including the coax

[blur01.livejournal.com]

You...uh...you're going to like the new place.

[ericcoleman]

that seemed a little tentative ... where is the new place?

[xap]

yay!!!!!!

[wildcard9.livejournal.com]

General lag comment about Dementia Radio: if you are using a broadband quality stream, that has a 21 second lag. If you are using a dial-up quality stream (which needs to be pre-processed to be down-shifted to 24k mono), that has a 90 second lag. This is what I have observed listening to the two streams on Dementia Radio. Note that buffering settings in your player can increase the lag even more.