The phrase "audio fast" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe audio that is played at a high speed or with a fast tempo, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "I prefer to listen to my podcasts on audio fast to save time."
Alternatives: "fast audio" or "speedy audio".
The EM30 also includes high-fidelity audio, fast MP3 downloads, FM radio with Radio Data System technology, 3.5mm stereo headset jack and Windows Media Player 11 compatability.
Mango is a major update which will introduce a number of new features including background audio, fast app switching, multiple and double-side Live Tiles, better Search integration, and hundreds of other features.
Admittedly that sounds less exciting than live streaming video from something like Qik, but since only a privileged handful have this app, which remains unapproved by the App store, Audioboo is the next best thing if you want to do an interview or record audio fast.
Jeff Bezos, Amazon's founder and chief executive, said: "The team has packed an incredible amount of technology and innovation into the new Fire HDX-an incredible HDX display, a powerful quad-core processor, a 70% faster graphics engine, exceptional audio, and faster Wi-Fi-and it's still startlingly light.
While Lyrebirds developers have not announced a release date for their product, they claim it will simulate audio much faster than Google's WaveNet.
The Surface 2 is a more holistic refresh of the Surface RT tablet, including new cameras, an updated screen, better audio, a faster processor and longer battery life.
If you notice that your subtitle or audio plays faster or slower than the movie itself, you can opt to change the settings here to sync them together.
BellSouth will pay Disney for the video and audio clips its fast Internet subscribers watch or listen to, Disney said.
In the United States, Verizon Wireless, AT&T, and T-Mobile use VoLTE, or voice over LTE, to send audio atop their fast LTE networks.
Then the AVIVA approach is proposed in Section 'Audio video based fast fixed-point independent vector analysis'.
Thus, we propose a new audio video based fast fixed-point independent vector analysis (AVIVA) method, which uses video information to initialize the algorithm.
