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August 11, 2014
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| My understanding is that Atmos isn't intended to be used for concert style music or general ambiance, rather for sound effects (a door closes, a car drives by, etc). Up to 118 sounds can be played at one time each with its own 3D position, and they are independent of channel count. These sounds are added on top of the base 5.1/7.1/9.1 audio. All ... more | |
January 26, 2013
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| Pre-emphasis is the most successful CD copy protection method ever devised, since 99% of ripped pre-emph CDs are being played wrong. :-) ... more | |
February 22, 2012
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| Yes, but you need MLP compression which is not supplied with free/cheap DVD-A authoring software. ... more | |
June 30, 2011
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| The benefit of the DSD dynamic range is simply that the recording process doesn't add its own noise. It has nothing to do with reproducing recordings with a 120db range - such a thing would not be music and it would damage your ears if you could reproduce it. Think jet engine. ... more | |
January 31, 2011
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| Thanks, that makes my point. Ripping a BluRay requires specialized (and illegal in the U.S.) software and a large amount of manual labor to create and name individual tracks. Another benefit to including files besides ease of use is that you aren't limited to the audio formats that BluRay supports. No need to convert 88.2K to 96K, for example. ... more | |
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