04-18-2020, 12:15 AM
(This post was last modified: 04-18-2020, 12:30 AM by Hans Peter Augustesen.)
(04-17-2020, 04:52 AM)Patrice Brousseau Wrote: I have two sound cards (Echo Mia and M-Audio AP2496, still working in old boxes) and a bunch of AI's USB and even FireWireIt is very interesting.The "soundcards" have lower latencies RTL than the modern USB counterparts (except maybe some Thunderbolt interfaces and the well acclaimed RME or Lynx...). But, they don't have mic preamps (there were some with it in the old days however: PCI card with breakout external boxes).
For me, native French speaking, downloading is... downloading and install is... install,
My impression is also that the in-board or internal audio interfaces have lower latencies than modern USB external counterparts.
It must be so, it is a much "quicker" construction.
But now a days they are very much out of production and use!?
But maybe a revival will come.
Was there other important differences than lack of "mic preamp".
Yes, downinstall - lol
This writer maybe think it is very funny - in 2004
But actually it is not funny - for more than a moment.
But the phenomen has not been less since that, more the opposite. I will assume:
"Re:Confusing about downloading and installing
by tjplaw40 Apr 19, 2004 12:17AM PDT
You've got to be kidding.
After all the time computers have been available you still don't know the difference between Downloading a program and installing it.
Ok here goes, click a download link on a website.
You should be prompted to save it to your computer, you then need do decide what directory the file should go. I recommend a new file, name it Downloads or something you will remember.
After downloading the file, locate it in windows explorer, double click the file, you will be prompted to install it either in program files or somewhere else.
I have a suspicion you will be spending alot of time at these forums"
> https://www.cnet.com/forums/discussions/...ing-19984/
A good way to put it is:
You download a file to your hard drive
You install that executable file - and get a program on your system.
Though, the downloaded file is also a program.
That's how there is so much