In Reply to: Why don't they use 176.4/24 instead posted by The Sound Guy on October 26, 2005 at 21:47:03:
That was true a few years ago. Nowadays, a good sampling rate converter doesn't need to be limited to simple integer conversions.dCS, Philips, Lavry, etc. all make great sounding format/sample rate converters that fit the above criteria.
Best,
Graemme
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- Re: Why don't they use 176.4/24 instead - graemme 06:48:16 10/27/05 (11)
- Re: Why don't they use 176.4/24 instead - Plushy 16:36:15 10/28/05 (0)
- Re: Why don't they use 176.4/24 instead - Christine Tham 13:26:17 10/27/05 (9)
- Sincere question: Your what?... - Djhymn 18:50:51 10/29/05 (0)
- Re: Why don't they use 176.4/24 instead - graemme 01:12:48 10/28/05 (5)
- Re: Why don't they use 176.4/24 instead - Christine Tham 01:44:24 10/28/05 (4)
- see mlssa.com for an interesting upsampling paper - head_unit 00:55:46 10/30/05 (1)
- Thanks - enjoyed reading both articles (nt) - Christine Tham 04:01:45 10/30/05 (0)
- Christine Please Comment On Up-Sampling - PhillyB 09:19:58 10/28/05 (1)
- I'm not a big fan of upsampling ... - Christine Tham 15:12:28 10/28/05 (0)
- Why do you expect a truly 'transparant' sample rate conversion? - Frank.. 23:43:23 10/27/05 (1)
- I *dont* expect a truly 'transparant' sample rate conversion - that's the whole point (nt) - Christine Tham 00:00:19 10/28/05 (0)