Oleg Goldshmidt wrote:
Shachar Shemesh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
In any case, after placing the mic, start sampling. Keep playing with
the gain control so that the actual noise is at about 80% of the
maximal sampling range (or, at the very least, no more than 80% of the
sampling range). From each sample, take the least significant BIT.
Get the bitstream, run against DIEHARD, please report the results to
the list or, at least, to me. I am interested. ;-)
My little experiment failed to record anything at all from /dev/dsp. It
will take me a little while to get the data.
I managed to find out what DIEHARD is, but not how to get it. Care to help?
Shachar
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