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    Resin for screen protector

    So the windshield repair idea is a good one. Further investigation lead me to it being a strengthened form of LOCA glue. The same stuff used to bind the touchscreen to the LCD. So I am going to try that instead since its cheaper. Might experiment with my tablet first though. EDIT: It appears...
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    Resin for screen protector

    This is brilliant. Thank you!
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    Resin for screen protector

    Hey guys, I hope I am in the proper section. But I got a second hand galaxy s7 with some pretty nasty scratches in the screen. I was going to buy a tempered glass screen protector for it anyhow. But I was wondering if using a type of resin would help fill in some of those scratches and hide...
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    How to create a muting stereo mixer?

    I figured there would be delay. Like 200 ms at most probably. Your method should work, but I was looking along the lines of a plug and play kind of thing without the need for external power. Only reason for that is I'm lazy and have enough wires tapped behind my radio for my bluetooth and such...
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    How to create a muting stereo mixer?

    I guess. Yes, except, channel one is always live, and only mutes when channel 2 begins to play. So channel two is the "switch" which dictates if channel one should mute or not. Channel one playing should not mute channel two as it will be the "primary" audio source. I never heard of a "lazy...
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    How to create a muting stereo mixer?

    It would be line level voltages. As anything higher than zero would signify that there is sound being played. The amount of voltage coming out of a 3.5mm headphone jack is extremely low and barely measurable on a volt meter. I wonder, could we measure resistance without some sort of software...
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    How to create a muting stereo mixer?

    I found out how to create a regular stereo mixer to combine multiple inputs to one output. I like this but want to go one step further. I wish to only have two inputs. One input is always live, while the second one is open. When the second input starts to output a signal, the first input...
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