Patrick Dixon;130940 Wrote: 
> Actually this is not quite correct.
> 
> Alias artifacts are 'fixed' in the signal at Analogue to Digital
> conversion.  Once there they can't be removed.

They can be shifted to a higher frequency range, so that a more
"gentle" reconstruction (anti-aliasing) filter can be used. That is my
understanding.


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