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In Reply to: Re: Ok .. enough already ! Where are the 192 / 24 DVD-A discs ? posted by shaynet on May 10, 2003 at 20:11:44:
Its annoying when they sell the medium with promise of 24/192 resolution ... and even after so many years ... we only have a handful of recordings capable of exploiting the medium to its fullest.SHAME SHAME SHAME.
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Why? If you ask guys in the know (Mark Waldrep, Bob Ludwig, David Chesky et al) it's only in the last 12-18 months that 24/192K A/D Convertors reached the level of quality of 24/96K A/D convertors.
So until the newer A/D convertors became available, everyone that cared about a quality product was using 24/96K units.That being said, if you didn't know if a recording was 24/96K or 24/192K would you really be able to spot the difference? While I find 24/192K slightly preferential everytime I've heard it in comparison to 24/96K material it has been a sighted test.
Regards,
John Kotches
JohnReading your post, I wonder: do you think some of the 24/192 material that has been published was not "true" 24/192?
Best
Eric
No, I don't think so.There are other factors involved, like mixing stations and processing stations supporting 24/192K in addition to the previously stated unhappiness with previous generation 24/192K A/D convertors.
There have been cases where resampling / upsampling / whatever the term du jour is have been implemented, and I personally think it's a bad idea.
Regards,
John Kotches
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