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As a contractor) primarily on SHOUTcast but had been doing some work on Winamp until development on it was halted on June 2014 & my time with them ended in September 2015.”A while later after chatting with some old beta testers, DrO started, “updating some of my plug-ins again & make what could be a new version of the Winamp Essentials Pack (WEP) which had been going for a few years prior & was made up of a number of my plug-ins.”DrO continued, “From that the intention was for WACUP to be a more complete plug-in pack to the prior incarnation & to try to offer some form of update when it was obvious there wasn’t really going to be anything proactively done related to Winamp.It became apparent around the middle of 2018 that things were going more towards making a Winamp compatible replacement than just being a souped up plug-in pack which is when the P for WACUP changed from Pack to Project & that’s still the intention with 2021 hopefully removing the requirement for even having to make use of Winamp’s core to run.”DrO continues his impressive work with over 80 builds since WACUP’s initial release. I’ve contacted him on several occasions trying to figure out how to use some very, very old plugins and he has been generous with his time. I am a beta tester for WACUP, the only thing I beta test anymore.Using WACUPWACUP is a “media player”. It is designed to play back audio

Brief game explanation Digimon RPG Online, also called DRO, is a monster collecting MMORPG developed by MoveGames and only available for PC. The game is based on the third season of Digimon: Digimon Tamers. There are four Tamers: Takato, Henry, Rika and Jeri. There are seven partners which you can start with: Impmon, Dorumon, Renamon, Monodramon, Terriermon, Veemon and Guilmon. If you don't like your partner you can change it into another one later on using a T.F.U. Guilmon, Renamon and Terriermon are always available on the first three options. The fourth option changes weekly and let you choose between the others aforementioned. The game consists of a character which can tame several species of Digimon and battle with them in a turn-based combat. You can use three different skills, traits (passive abilities) and cards (consumable items) during combat. Battles award you with EXP and BITs (game currency). Every 10 levels will make your monsters digivolve: 11 (rookie), 21 (champion), 31 (ultimate) and 41 (mega). There are several ways of evolving such as: card digivolution, jogress digivolution, armor digivolution and so on. Burst Mode evolutions are one of the strongest in the game, for example, MirageGaogamon BM: Historical retrospective DRO released in South Korea in January 22nd of 2002, it was the first Digimon MMORPG. It was impossible to legally play it outside of South Korea, because KSSN (Korean Social Security Number) was necessary for signing up. So most of western players haven't had the chance to try it out back then. The game is still being updated to this day. This is what their website looked like back in 2002: The second server launched September 25th of 2008 in China. It also was illegal to play on if you were not chinese, because you'd need a chinese ID to create an account. Unfortunately, the server was closed soon after and many players wouldn't have any other Digimon MMORPG to play for a couple months. This is what their website looked like: Those three videos are trailers from DigimonsWorld Youtube channel, depicting both chinese and south korean servers: After the chinese server closure, Digimon Battle Online, also known as DBO, was released for the west. It was launched in April 14th of 2010. Finally the game was in English and available for all audiences including China and South Korea. Unfortunately, this server closed aswell, probably because of DMO launch and the use of illegal programs such as bots and exploits. The next video is a DBO trailer. The global rerelease of the game is scheduled to June 29th of 2022. So look forward to this date. Rerelease expectations Each server was unique in its own to better portray the community's playstyle: leveling up in DBO was specially easier than DRO and some quests, such as Robust Quest required less drops. So the western version of the game may be a bit different from its source for better or for worse. DBO and DRO are really far from each other update-wise

Original price $42.99 - Original price $42.99 Original price $42.99 $42.99 $42.99 - $42.99 Current price $42.99 | / This digital read out (DRO) offers versatile mounting option to allow attachent to a wide variety of benchtop planer models. This digital readout is game changing for owners of benchtop planers. Getting an accurate thickness measurement using the onboard scale can be a challenge. With the addition of this digital read out you can accurately set your thickness with accuracy down to .001 inch. The digital readout allows you to quickly and accurately change thickness for each board. This eliminates the need to run all boards through each time a thickness needs to be adjusted. Just set it to the proper height and go. Installation is quick with the included mounting brackets., hardware and tools. This DRO will fit most brands like, DeWalt 734, JET, Sears, Grizzly, Laguna and Oliver Bench Planer.FeaturesiP54 protective rating: Moisture and dust resistance3-way reading large display Simple to setup and use preset valueEffortless setup for common planer brands (parts and instructions includedEasy to read large backlit LCD displayOn/Off buttonAuto turn off after 5 minutes without use but will return to the previous reading with a touch of a button.Alkumiunum scale Mounting brackets, hardware and tools includedMeasurements in decimal inches, fractions or metric. SpecificationsBattery: 3V CR2450/Micro USB AC power (battery and charging cable included) Measuring range: 0 - 8"anti electronic interference glass sensor Resolution: 0.0005"/0.01 mm/ 1/32"Accuracy: ±0.002"/0.03 mmCompatible with most woodworking palner models 75" data cable and 80" power cord WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

Types of stream data).-dro « Last Edit: August 26, 2020, 02:54:57 PM by dro » Logged Thanks for your answers DroI'm a bit confused about wich way to choose to improve my radio stream. I'm still looking for a stability in my stream but now that I display cover arts on my site's player it's hard to come back to V1 My images are basic jpg 300x300px between 40 and 90K and I don't stream the stream branding logoSometimes the song changes are ok but often glitches happens.I've seen the in_mp3.dll Wacup uses has better sound quality and strength than the Winamp 5 oneMaybe you know some x64 version numbers of dsp and sc-srv who would be more stable ?Thanks anywayVik Logged 64-bit isn't likely to help & winamp/wacup/dsp_sc are all 32-bit (though I intend on making a 64-bit wacup build once I've dropped more of winamp).I can see what you're trying to do as pulling the artwork from the DNAS was the aim with the methods it exposes, it's just the pesky issue of getting the data to the DNAS (am kicking myself for not sorting out something for v1 connections to do it as I'd then not have to worry about v2 support but hey ho that's hindsight for you).Is pulling in the stream as a relay an option for you? I ask as it's possibly quicker for me to modify WACUP's streaming server to act as a v2 stream which your existing DNAS would then need to pull from (not knowing the setup I don't know if that's even viable or not e.g. if locally run or relying on external hosting & the 'fun' of then trying to pull from a local machine onto the web vs streaming directly to the web server). That's the best option I can think off as a starting point & would make it easier to determine if what I think would work does in practice or not (i.e. more interleaving of artwork & audio frame).-dro Logged Hi DroMy setup is simpleWhat I'm testing today is :Latest Wacup with multiple DSP plugin (to insert Jammix Enhancer plugin in the soundchain then shoutcast source dsp on V2 option)This is routed to Shoutcast GUI : sc_srv x86 (you said x64 sc_srv is not a good idea) as public server via 500Mbps upload ffth fiber connection.I am not sure to really understand what you say about relaying a local server, but I try to stay the simplest as possible.I don't plan to rent external hosting. I got good connection and prefer to control what I can by myself ... I don't specially like online radio managers and disk space limitations.I been using shoutcast V1 for 9 years with no problem but since I updated to V2 (only interested in streaming my cover arts new feature) I spend 2 years tweaking things and testing different file versionswith no real success about stream stabilility. But if I'm the only guy interested in this feature I understand you're

Do this again #13 ayayay I dont expect to change my AVR anytime soon. It sounds amazing and as long as I got the 5.1 working, it's doing everything I want it to! #14 I was going to say you only need the format to be read from the device in order for Atmos to show. Even with SPDIF (not HDMI).If I had Windows 11, then even 'DTS:X Home Theatre' would show as a format, quite funny really.----@Dr. Dro, the dll files included in a driver normally will read-validate a license, this can be bypassed via file patching.The latest store apps do the same, but can not be patched, so you need an actual valid license.This license can be installed, and validated by device serial, or on your Microsoft account.The older apps would use the dll files to validate a license.If you don't install your own license, and installed Alans, it wont be your actual license probably another devices. Last edited: Oct 19, 2024 #15 I was going to say you only need the format to be read from the device in order for Atmos to show. Even with SPDIF (not HDMI).If I had Windows 11, then even 'DTS:X Home Theatre' would show as a format, quite funny really.View attachment 368132----@Dr. Dro, the dll files included in a driver normally will read-validate a license, this can be bypassed via file patching.The latest store apps do the same, but can not be patched, so you need an actual valid license.This license can be installed, and validated by device serial, or on your Microsoft account.The older apps would use the dll files to validate a license.If you don't install your own license, and installed Alans, it wont be your actual license probably another devices. right but he also needs multichannel lpcm 5.1/7.1 so my methiod would be best here #16 Indeed, the PCM side of the device needs to accept the stream specification used to bitstream (passthrough), which for the newer formats I believe that's, 16 bit 8 channels 192k? #17 Hey Ferather!!!! Long time =) I'm just not sure 5.1 will work with another HDMI cable, cause I had an HDMI 2.1 cable going from my TV to the AVR. But shouldnt be a problem, the AVR isnt even HDMI 2.1 compatible. I kinda made a friend of mine get a oled TV too so I had to give him a HDMI 2.1 cable so he could proper use it.