Hello,
tell me please what does these abbreviations mean.
1. in xmos_mixer: AUD and DAW
2. in firmware sources: IAP or iAP
incomprehensible abbreviations Topic is solved
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ffomich
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mon2
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Will take a logic stab at the abbreviations:
AUD : audio
DAW : Digital Audio Workstation - had to look this one up:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_audio_workstation
IAP / iAP : In application programming - simply put, the program which is running is able to modify / extend / reflash the executable code. Have to proceed with caution on this topic as the process can "brick" your box (lock you out of the system till you use external tools to correct the boot flash code).
AUD : audio
DAW : Digital Audio Workstation - had to look this one up:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_audio_workstation
IAP / iAP : In application programming - simply put, the program which is running is able to modify / extend / reflash the executable code. Have to proceed with caution on this topic as the process can "brick" your box (lock you out of the system till you use external tools to correct the boot flash code).
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Ross
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iAP: iPod Accessory Protocol. You will need an MFI (made for iPod) licence to see the specs.
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