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Old 20-11-2006   #13
IpseDixit
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This is all I've got.

I've talked to Rich Wall, at DCA (Doug Carson and Associates),
THE optical disc encoder company (www.dcainc.com),
he allowed me to disclose about the offset experiment:
he prepared a DDP file (Disc Descriptor Protocol) for me
where 1st byte of 00: 02.00 was !00 and encoded it
in a MIS VIII encoder (http://www.dcainc.com/products/MIS/MIS_V8/),
then captured signal from LBR (Laser Beam Recorder) into a bitstream
in a raw reading file, discovering encoder places main channel's 1st byte
aligned into channel frame 00: 02.00, then came genial Mr. Sidney Cadot
(http://ch.tudelft.nl/~sidney/) with his FPGA audio readout system
(http://club.cdfreaks.com/showthread.php?t=111913 ), made with an
old drive which precisely returns such !00 when asked for 00:02.00,
Then I concluded when I saw such drive in Wiethoff's database having
a +30 samples offset correction.
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