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Have a wonderful day.

Have a great one and thanks again for your help recently.

If you're looking for Best Man ideas...

Way to flex those TV muscles and sneak in on time.

Ahhhhhh?

[mean] As someone who watched a few episodes, hated it and gave up - I'm now really loving this thread! [/mean]

An iTunes Radio mix of Bob Dylan, Randy Newman, Leonard Cohan and Tom Waits.

For her first Rolling Stone cover story, Miley wanted to do something fun. "I thought about going to play laser tag," she says. "But laser tag sucks. And we could have gone bowling, but what are we, 90?" Naturally, the next idea was getting a tattoo. Read more: http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/miley-cyrus-confessions-of-pops-wildest-child-20130924/?print=true#ixzz2fw9zxSA1

Interesting. For those curious... Our Price: $5,000.00

... the crash/big chase, camp rivalry, trip into town to the broken glass, D&D, and "I want you inside me"...

Catch up!

http://gizmodo.com/see-the-world-in-stunning-slo-mo-shot-on-the-iphone-5s-1378617133

Any theories on the versus ?

Thought this was a RSA thread. Didn't understand tone.

BatDad

Is the pacing what bothered you? I liked it, mostly because...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USYgUrsc3Zc

Well, not to be an apologist, and I don't really have strong evidence to back this up, but we pass along a lot of videos from third parties to display at events, in lobbies, etc. in a variety of A/V systems (from smart to dumb) and the video plays/audio doesn't scenario tends to include 44.1 audio. Not enough that it's standard practice to resample and it certainly may be a codec/wrapper over sample-rate issue, but I'm bringing it up as it may be related here. Force a 48 so likely to play audio in most video system scenarios at a sacrifice of audio bit perfection. Video not a concern for Airport Express so no 48 force there. Who knows the motivation, but common video scenarios tend to be doing a lot more up/down-sampling than most audio scenarios. Or that's my theory. On the Apple TV overall front, gave as a birthday present and with weekends firmware update including iTunes Radio, it seems a great device for a retired couple. Not knocking Pandora/Roku/GoogleTV/Squeezebox/Audioengine D2/etc. as there are several ways to do similar, but for them with an iPad and iPhone already in the house (so some controlling the Apple TV from iOS and some beaming from iOS), it's kinda an amazing thing to witness the speed they ramped up to the device. From Netflix to YouTube to recent trip and their lovely granddaughter photos as screensavers to the Frank Sinatra and Eva Cassidy/Diana Krall iTunes Radio stations, the house came alive.

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Working in video daily... cause it's the video standard. Only oddballs use 44.1 xX.