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In Reply to: some answers.... posted by RichardH on October 24, 1999 at 18:59:43:
Richard HAhh thanks for responding.
I am curious...does 96/24 mean that the sound can be extended to 96Khz ? Or is the 96Khz something totally different ? If not...then the 16/44 means that CDs can only reproduce upto 16Khz ? :-P
Also if there are "audio only dvd discs" then why isn't this the next big audio medium ? I mean why aren't record companies releasing more stuff on the 96/24 format, than jumping to a totally new DVD Audio format ?
How does your Pionner DVD player handle CDs ? Comparable perfomance to your CD player (what is it btw) ? What difference (if any) do you clearly notice ?
-DJ Mo
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Follow Ups
- Ahh ...thanks :-). Couple more questions.. ;-) - DJ Mo 23:42:41 10/24/99 (8)
- here goes... - RichardH 11:14:16 10/25/99 (3)
- Times are getting interesting. - BobH 16:35:46 11/04/99 (0)
- Re: here goes... - Jim Saxon 06:41:56 10/26/99 (0)
- Thanks thanks thanks :-) (nt) - DJ Mo 14:44:58 10/25/99 (0)
- Re: Ahh ...thanks :-). Couple more questions.. ;-) - Estes 10:30:42 10/25/99 (3)
- Correction: sampling rate and frequency response are related - michael w 16:06:19 10/30/99 (2)
- Re:Correction: sampling rate and frequency response are related - Estes 05:38:41 11/03/99 (1)
- you're welcome - michael w 13:55:56 11/03/99 (0)
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