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In Reply to: Re: It will work, but... posted by Banzu-i on April 15, 2004 at 15:48:20:
That was what I based my answer on. There are numerous reasons as to why you should or shouldn't take this route. I only listed a few in my previous comment.Regarding your other thread, considering all of the crap that a movie soundtrack goes through and the list of quality degrading decisions that are made, I find it quite humorus that someone would suggest that a mixer is going to hurt the sound quality of a movie soundtrack from a DVD. It's sort of like taking a picture of the Mona Lisa with one of those $9 disposable cameras, getting the prints done at Wal-Mart, scanning it on a 16-bit scanner, then having someone tell you that you would better appreciate the picture on a 1280x1024 monitor instead of a 800x600 monitor.
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