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you seem to have a problem with deductive reasoning and staying on topic

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Your reasoning is flawed

You did A and then B happened so A had to cause B.

You changed latency and the sound changed so the change in latency changed the sound.

That is as conclusive as I farted in bed this morning and an hour later the sun came up so farting causes the sun to rise.


I told you I accept that changing the settings on your computer changes the sound, the point you ignore is that this change is not related to latency. Yes, changing a setting in your system that affects the latency changes the sound, but it is not the latency change that did it. The delay itself cannot change the sound as I clearly illustrated

Latency is delay, that's all it is. It doesn't matter where the delay comes from; waiting to press play or the time the signal spends in the system... try to get it through your head that delay is delay is only a delay.

If you can explain how waiting a second to press the play button could change the sound then I will accept you as the digital god.

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