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There are a scary number of ways of playing back your library of movies and music through a TV screen. You can stream them over the LAN via a games console, play them directly from the cloud on an Internet ready TV or simply hook up your laptop via an HDMI cable. You can even play directly off of your iPod. Many go down the route of least resistance and opt for a do-it-all entertainment on demand set-top box, such as Sky+ or BT Vision, paying a monthly subscription so they never have to get their hands the slightest bit dirty with an extra cable or two.
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Ultrasonic ringtones Ultrasonics are great new ringtones that play at a higher frequency than normal tones. This means that they can only be heard by kids and generally can't be heard by adults over the age over 20 or so. See this article at the BBC to find out more .
Ultrasonic Ringtones - the new ringtones that only kids can hear
Build A Plasma Speaker
Unlike the ordinary speakers, the plasma speaker are dangerous high voltage device, do NOT attempt to build this device unless you know what you are doing... And do NOT even attempt to build one if you have heart problems or weak heart or wearing a pacemaker, because one little shock from this thing can put you out... If you don't think that you shouldn't build one, just watch movies of it working instead, much better than risking your life to build and operate one.
What is a theremin? It is an instrument that can be played without being touched. Traditional theremins use antennas and oscillators to sense a person's hand and generate a tone.
How To Build An Optical Theremin - Instructables - DIY, How To,
Noise Free HDD - Instructables - DIY, How To, tech
A guide to a noise free HDD using stuff you can find in every home. With some rubber and little patience you may turn a Raptor into a quiet baby.... :)
fun with sea moss (or, basic digital sound devices)
by Sebastian Tomczak. Please email stomczak@e-access.com.au for blah-blahing Please note that the construction of a square wave oscillator using a hex inverter integrated circuit and then using it to control a digital binary counter integrated circuit is taken from the excellent reference: Digital Logic All of the schematics presented here in the 'Sound Devices' section operate on the premise of digital logic - that is, a reliance on two individual states used to represent information. Binary NumbersWe are very sorry to say that due to licensing constraints we cannot allow access to Songza for listeners located outside of the United States. Based on your IP address, we believe that you are located outside of the United States. Please accept our deepest apology for restricting your access to Songza; we share your disappointment and frustration. Everyone should have the right to enjoy this service and we are committed to launching Songza in every possible country. We will work assiduously to obtain the requisite licenses where they exist. If you would like to be notified by email when Songza is available in your country, please enter your country of residence and email address in the form below.
Songza - The music search engine & internet jukebox. Listen.
This article describes how to build your own silent, fast, eco-friendly Linux-based PC for use in a digital music listening system. The PC is based on a high-end Via mini-ITX board, passively cooled case with heatpipe technology, Debian Linux, and a little creative embedded elbow grease. ( Click for larger view of final installation ) This system is the fourth dedicated Linux-based music server that I've built over the past eight years. For the first time, though, I tried to do the job right, rather than just making do with spare parts. After all, digital music is no longer an interesting experiment, but the primary focus of my listening setup, despite all of that vinyl gathering dust in the basement.
Building the ultimate Linux-based music server
Beginners Course on Guitar
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I teach high school physics and we spend some time talking about waves and sound. I've found that one of the best ways to do this is to use free software to analyze the harmonic components of various sounds and then to rebuild them one frequency at a time. We are able to talk about, not only about how various frequencies combine, but also how the sounds begin and decay to result in what we hear.
