A number of my DVD-Audio discs rip to 24/192 e.g. R.E.M's Out of Time.
On more than one occasion I've thought some favourite tracks didn't
sound as good as I remember them sounding on CD so I've gone back and
played the CD rip to find that some do sound better than the DVD-A to
me. This got me
What player do you have? 700kbps looks like 24/48 downsampled from
24/192. IMHO red-book standard CD 16/44.1 streams at less than 500kbps.
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amcluesent;554410 Wrote:
What player do you have? 700kbps looks like 24/48 downsampled from
24/192. IMHO red-book standard CD 16/44.1 streams at less than
500kbps.Transporter. I mightve been comparing against 24/96 streams as I have
quite a few. Possible to configure SBS to have sox
This is all wrong. You can ignore the displayed bitrate number - it's
just a meaningless guess.
By default, SBS downsamples (via SOX) 24/192 to 24/96 for the TP/Touch
(and 176.4 goes down to 88.2).
The REM album you mention sounds WAY better on DVD-A than the regular
CD. In fact all of the REM
Phil Leigh;554420 Wrote:
This is all wrong. You can ignore the displayed bitrate number - it's
just a meaningless guess.
By default, SBS downsamples (via SOX) 24/192 to 24/96 for the TP/Touch
(and 176.4 goes down to 88.2).
The REM album you mention sounds WAY better on DVD-A than the
