A Sprinkle of Cocoa

A blog about iPhones, iPads, Swift, being a working coder, gadgets and tech. The official blog of Generally Helpful Software.

Tuesday, May 31, 2005

Darwin Station

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Well as luck would have it, Apple has open sourced much of their core operating system, including the driver for USB audio, as part of their...
Sunday, May 01, 2005

What Does the Spec Say?

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If I want to get S/P DIF bypass mode, I should first try to do it in a non-hackish, standard compliant way. So, what does USB.ORG have to s...
Friday, April 29, 2005

The Proof is in the Bi-Phase Coding

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Well, I figured it might be helpful to figure out what my speakers expected to see if they were ever to play AC-3 files over S/PDIF. So back...

It's in the Chips

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As I mentioned in my previous post, the Turtle Beach Audio Advantage Micro uses a USB interface by some company called C-Media Electronics,...
Thursday, April 28, 2005

Investigating the Audio Advantage Micro

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If you've installed Developer tools on your Mac you will find a useful little application called USB Prober. /Developer/Applications/Ut...

Necessity is the Mother of Drivers

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I've been doing some online research on digital audio. It all started when I purchased the device pictured below, a Turtle Beach Audio A...
Monday, April 11, 2005

On 5.1 sound

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Well, it's quite late, and I spent the last 4 days not getting much work done. We are late in the development cycle at my day job and I ...
Sunday, April 10, 2005

Welcome to My Soon to be Abandoned Blog

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I wanted to post a comment on Anne Althouse's blog, which required me to setup this blog account. I doubt I will ever make use of this, ...
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