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+ | ====== bIlda2 DAC ====== | ||
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+ | Similar to the {{bilda1}} DAC, this version mostly existed as pictures on the linux-laser.org | ||
+ | page. I believe it is a size-reduced implementation of the bIlda1 interface. | ||
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+ | This was published at a time before there were really any USB DACs on the market. I'm only aware of | ||
+ | kLaserPlay which is a Linux ILDA frame player/viewer based on the KDE desktop framework. Other software might | ||
+ | support the interface, not sure. | ||
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+ | There is a possibility that the RayComposerUSB DAC is the same as the webpage for RayComposerUSB answers at the linux-laser.org website. | ||
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+ | Archive of the old linux-laser.org can be seen here: https://web.archive.org/web/20080314014033/http://www.linux-laser.org/ | ||
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+ | Pictures of the bIlda2 DAC: | ||
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+ | {{bilda2-1.jpg}} | ||
+ | {{bilda2-2.jpg}} | ||
+ | {{bilda2-grp.jpg}} | ||
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