As Dave would say some old guy with a long grey beard.

[marty]

Talks about jitter and clocks.

Just thought I would share.

[TerraHertz]

There are too many old graybeards.

[coppice]

Its a shame he didn't cover the situations where rubidium clocked audio is a real advantage - mixing live streams from different sources. This was the main market for rubidium clocks before the cellular basestation market exploded. The PSTN is clocked from rubidium sources. TV and radio stations clock from rubidium sources. When streams need to be switched and mixed there is never a need to rate adapt them.

[Cerebus]

There are too many old graybeards.

Make remarks like that near this old greybeard and I'll fix it so that you will never become one. 

[XOIIO]

There are too many old graybeards.

Well, time naturally regulates their numbers.

[calexanian]

He sure did try to buy back that comment! If he had just said that they are really freaking expensive and does not like to use them for that reason nobody would have faulted him.

[TerraHertz]

There are too many old graybeards.

Make remarks like that near this old greybeard and I'll fix it so that you will never become one. 

Too late. That old graybeard in my pic is me.

[iampoor]

Its a shame he didn't cover the situations where rubidium clocked audio is a real advantage - mixing live streams from different sources. This was the main market for rubidium clocks before the cellular basestation market exploded. The PSTN is clocked from rubidium sources. TV and radio stations clock from rubidium sources. When streams need to be switched and mixed there is never a need to rate adapt them.

And potentially with some of....ahem...digidesign...converters. 

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