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In Reply to: Wrong conclusion... posted by Frank.. on June 14, 2004 at 02:03:06:
*** In the dvda graph (right channel) you can observe clipping at a sample which has ***lower*** amplitude than the sample with the dashed yellow line. This could indicate that the sound clipped earlier in the recording/mixing chain in one if the (multi)tracks. ***No, because the SACD recording (taken from the *same* master) does not exhibit clipping.
Also, if you recall your digital sampling theory, it is possible for a reconstructed waveform to exceed 0 dB FS. There is an AES paper about it - depending on the nature of the signal, the reconstructed analog waveform of a digital signal at 0 dB FS can be up to +6dB FS. It is likely that this is happening in my recording of the player's reconstruction of the digital signal.
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Follow Ups
- Also ... - Christine Tham 02:24:28 06/14/04 (5)
- AES paper - The Sound Guy 05:47:30 06/15/04 (2)
- Re: AES paper (link) - Frank.. 07:10:36 06/15/04 (1)
- Thanks (nt) - The Sound Guy 08:05:16 06/15/04 (0)
- Re: Also ... - Frank.. 03:22:15 06/14/04 (1)
- Re: Also ... - Christine Tham 03:35:03 06/14/04 (0)
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