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In Reply to: Possible instance of watermarking? posted by Christine Tham on May 14, 2003 at 13:35:48:
Watermarking can be done at several different levels of strength, and it is *NOT* present even on all Warner titles.At its *strongest*, it can be audible in transients (an mp3-like psychoacoustic ringing) and as a 'sharpening' of the sound, a sort of 'lifting an separation' of the high end.
I can provide A/B's for anyone who'd like to send me some PCM for me to Verance watermark for them.
It is audible, (not only to golden ears) - but mostly on the *highest* strength setting.
I agree that many people may not hear it at all, I think I do simply because I've worked with it.
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Follow Ups
- Nah. The Verance mark tends to 'sharpen' sound, add 'glare', not 'muffling'. It's probably on master - Michi 11:47:12 05/15/03 (7)
- Can anyone confirm if these titles are watermarked? - jeromelang 18:44:12 05/15/03 (5)
- Re: Can anyone confirm if these titles are watermarked? - John Kotches 19:49:06 05/15/03 (4)
- Thanks for the Nightfly info. - jeromelang 22:05:38 05/15/03 (3)
- Re: Thanks for the Nightfly info. - John Kotches 09:38:24 05/16/03 (0)
- Hotel California . . . - Martin 02:24:49 05/16/03 (1)
- The Verance Detector said no. - Michi 03:01:13 05/20/03 (0)
- thanks, first time i've seen anyone describe what watermark sounds like (nt) - Christine Tham 13:55:54 05/15/03 (0)
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