This is a great time of year to be a computer audiophile. Both new audio and new computer components are traditionally released between now and CES in January. I'm awaiting arrival of two computer components for C.A.P.S. v3 testing. The release date of these components has been pushed back a bit by the manufacturers. I feel like a little kid full of excitement waiting for these items. I'm also very excited to attend Rocky Mountain Audiofest this week in Denver, CO. In addition to seeing and hearing some new components I'll be conducting two seminars in the Aspen Amphitheater. A DVD Audio and Blu-ray Ripping session as well as my favorite Computer Audio Q&A session. A few weeks after RMAF I'll be flying to Warsaw, Poland. I've been invited to present two computer audio seminars at the 16th annual Audio Show Poland's largest exhibition of audio-video equipment and home theater. The best part will certainly be meeting CA readers at RMAF this week and next month in Poland. It's truly a great time to be a computer audiophile. [PRBREAK][/PRBREAK]
Rocky Mountain Audiofest Details: -> Link 
RMAF 2012 Seminar Schedule: -> Link
CA Seminars:
Saturday October 13, 2012
Computer Audio Q&A
12:00 p.m.
Venue: Aspen Amphitheater
Presented By: Chris Connaker, Founder, Computer Audiophile
Sunday October 14, 2012
DVD Audio and Blu-ray Ripping
10:45 a.m.
Venue: Aspen Amphitheater
Presented By: Chris Connaker, Founder, Computer Audiophile
1. Show users how to extract the high resolution music from a DVD-Audio disc to a music server.
2. Show users how to extract the audio portion of a DVD-Video concert disc to a music server.
3. Show users how to extract high resolution audio from a Blu-ray disc to a music server.
Audio Show Poland Details: -> Link
Show Attractions: -> Link
CA Seminars:
Saturday November 10, 2012, 15:00, Hotel Bristol, Moniuszko Hall
Sunday November 11, 2012, 14:00, Hotel Bristol, Moniuszko Hall
Topics include the state of high end computer audio, different methods available to interface a computer with high end system such as USB, Ethernet, UPnP/DLNA, wireless, FireWire, Thunderbolt, DSD and PCM playback, and different approaches to music servers and the pros and cons of each (for example Aurender, Sonore, SOtM, Windows, Mac, and others).
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