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In Reply to: Asynchronous Sample Rate Conversion..... posted by Todd Krieger on May 12, 2006 at 21:31:34:
An asychronous conversion (by which you appear to mean something that isn't a small integer ratio, which is not what I would mean by asynchronous) does not have to be any more lossy than a ratio 2:1 conversion, etc.However, it is possible for the 16/44 version to be as good or better, since you are capturing originally with less noise, and as a result have less residual noise to add to the requantization and dithering to 16 bits. You also get a teeny-tiny (3dB) bit of oversampling advantage when you do this.
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