diyAudio uses a software platform based on English. So all posts and post titles must use English for the software to operate OK, otherwise search results and thread title listings won't work properly.
Current policy is that providing an additional language to go with the English in a post is ok. It means people will post exactly what they want to say and not have anything lost in translation. Other members speaking that language may be able to then better assist the member and contribute to the thread if they got their translation to English a bit wrong.
So, please use English first, then add an additional language for better understanding and if help is needed.
I suggest that for now, let's see how it goes with this policy. I will document the policy in the new year and post into the rules
Current policy is that providing an additional language to go with the English in a post is ok. It means people will post exactly what they want to say and not have anything lost in translation. Other members speaking that language may be able to then better assist the member and contribute to the thread if they got their translation to English a bit wrong.
So, please use English first, then add an additional language for better understanding and if help is needed.
I suggest that for now, let's see how it goes with this policy. I will document the policy in the new year and post into the rules
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if you are interested in DIY CDPRO2
You can look this thresd at first,
DIYPlus • ???? - CDPRO2 ????
I will translate the information of CDPRO2 made by DIYPlus asap.
if you are interested in DIY CDPRO2
You can look this thresd at first,
DIYPlus • ???? - CDPRO2 ????
I will translate the information of CDPRO2 made by DIYPlus asap.
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I am not interested concerning diy CD-PRO2. But I am interested to the appropriate website for the currently manufacturer of hologram laser diodes LTOH30P/LT0H30P (formerly designed/made by Sharp) - go to
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/digi...lt0h30pa-inside-philips-cdm12-vam12-mech.html
In the mentioned threads in your language there must be several advices in this case.
Hmm, the "Taiwan Audio" name seems to be the Taiwan Audio Association. Maybe there is a Chinese name?Taiwan Audio are making class D amplifiers, they don't have a website yet, but will be posting details here when they have more information on their products.
Hmm, the "Taiwan Audio" name seems to be the Taiwan Audio Association. Maybe there is a Chinese name?
Maybe it just means a location.^.^
那中文介绍下啊,
Hi Wuxing 2008,
Welcome to Diyaudio.
So all members can understand you, please write English with your Mandarin.
也请写英文
Thanks
Mark
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