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Re: Commercials [message #71233 is a reply to message #71228]

Sun, 05 February 2012 11:19

Wayne Parham
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Registered: January 2001

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Yeah, if they compress the signal but stay under the FCC-mandated limit, I'm not sure how that can be actionable. I guess they could set a limit on compression, but how would you test that? Measure the dynamic range? Would that be appropriate - mandate a minimum dynamic range as well as a maximum amplitude? I dunno, commercials annoy the heck out of me too, but I think politicians and extra red tape bothers me even more. I always have the volume knob.

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