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In Reply to: Nope posted by Ted Smith on August 19, 2006 at 11:22:08:
I thought the upsampler stopband was still dependent on the input sample rate. Nevermind then. So on something like the CS8420 where they spec the bandwidth as .4535 * input sample rate and stopband attenuation as 110 dB, they are saying that if I play a CD and have my CS8420 output clock set for a 88.2K sample rate, the bandwidth extends to 20K and the stopband attenuation slope would be about 110db /octave instead of a brickwall? Seems like everyone would jump on upsampling if it was so clearly superior from even simple technical specs. Hmmmmm ...Thanks for the info, Ted.
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- Oh really? - Slider 13:15:21 08/19/06 (1)
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