🚀 go-pugleaf

On Sep 9, 10:22 am, John Smith <assemblywiz...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On 9/9/2010 10:08 AM, DigitalRadioScams wrote:
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> > ...
> > According to my contact over onhttp://keeppublicradiopublic.com/,
> > Keefe Bartels has spent about 25 hours on the site, and I have also
> > gotten a number of hits from them, too. Also, I am getting hits from
> > many foreign countries, including Brazil where they are considering
> > DRM and HD Radio. Struble can lie and hide, but now, there is no where
> > to run. I bet his investors start pulling out, for fear of being
> > dragged into court over a class-action suit. Radio World is obviously
> > down-playing the negative affects of FM-HD, as many FM stations are
> > receiving severe interference, too. I can see this escalating all the
> > way to the FCC. I do know that broadcasters are getting involvded,
> > too. Perhaps, the Courts and the DOJ will get a whiff of this
> > investigation, and file criminal charges against all those connected
> > with HD Radio for fraud. This has been a long time coming, and wil not
> > go away, just like HD chearleaders claimed about HD Radio. Maybe, all
> > of the unhappy analog listeners should jump on the clas-action aganst
> > iBiquity for breaking all of their analog radios, especially the AM-
> > sections.
>
> I would like to see radio go digital. In that, compression algorithms
> covert audio into bit steams, which a digital radio receives on a RF
> carrier and decodes to audio fed to the speaker.
>
> I would like to see something open source used, in the encoding
> algorithms, like the Ogg Vorbis protocol, so anyone can create software
> to encode/decode the streams without infringing on someones patent
> rights, and so it is open source.
>
> Cheap converters should be able to be produced which decode the audio
> bit streams and produce a voice modulated signal to feed to old analog
> radios ... but then, people in hell want ice water ...
>
> I have a certain fondness for analog signals the fact very simple simple
> circuits can be used to construct a radio ... but, it is time.
>
> Regards,
> JS

IBOC -aka- "HD-Radio" may be the only future
of FM Radio -but- not so for AM/MW Radio.
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