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Using a smartphone-based digital assistant to identify a song playing in the background has been around for many years now. This idea takes that a step further: to start PLAYING the song in sync with the background music by pre-fetching the music file and skipping to the exact same point in the song
as the source in the background it's listening to, then cranking on the volume.
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Why is this desirable when clearly the song is already playing? |
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Because the song playing might just be a few seconds of the song playing as background to a commercial or something |
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//might just be a few seconds//
Then how can it sync with it for the whole song¿
Apologies for syncing(sic) to such a pedantic level, but I think this aspect of the design should be considered.. |
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//might just be a few seconds//
Then how can it sync with it for the whole song¿
Apologies for syncing(sic) to such a pedantic level, but I think this aspect of the design should be considered...Let that sync in. |
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Baked. iTunes match + Shazam. |
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High praise from you, a1. You got it exactly right. |
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//syncing(sic) to such a pedantic level// |
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"syncing[sic] to such a pedantic level" |
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"But" is used to present conflicting information. You want "and" or "so". |
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