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In Reply to: Ok, but... posted by Allen Wright on August 19, 2008 at 04:17:51:

it's basically a lossy format 2-channel 16-bit/48kHz encode running at 192kb/s. There's a very slight, but improbable, chance that it may run as high as 224, 384 or 448kb/s. Just because the format supports 24/96 doesn't mean all devices or software allow for this quality.

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Topic - DVD recorder audio quality? - Allen Wright 08:07:22 08/18/08 (5)

Thanks Guys,,, - Allen Wright 09:10:41 08/20/08 (0)

audio quality is consistent - Joe Murphy Jr 19:18:47 08/18/08 (3)

Ok, but... - Allen Wright 04:17:51 08/19/08 (2)

for your application - Joe Murphy Jr 00:12:41 08/20/08 (0)

RE: Ok, but... - David Aiken 19:15:08 08/19/08 (0)

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