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User Details - SurroundGod
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Dan H | |
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I'm an avid audiophile on a beer budget looking for the best sound for movies and music. | |
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Colorado, U.S.A. | |
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October 14, 2007
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It better have much improved sound! The first set was atrocious. They should have been ashamed of themselves. ... more | |
October 14, 2007
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Blu-ray already has some stellar live concerts using PCM high resolution (uncompressed or losslessly packed) 5.1 audio. I think that may be the future, at least for the executives making the decisions. Blu-ray can do 8 channel 24/96 audio or 6 channel 24/192 audio, so it can best SA-CD and DVD-Audio if someone so chooses to release their discs ... more | |
April 20, 2007
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The only possible way multi-channel high resolution, or high resolution audio in general has ANY chance of surviving is if Blu-ray or HD-DVD (I'm hoping for Blu-ray) stick around long enough. Universal Music Group and Sony Music labels have endorsed Blu-ray. There are many audio options available on Blu-ray, as an example: DTS-HD Master Audio ... more | |
September 21, 2006
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Would it be safe to say with DVD-Audio and SA-CD (the former even more than the latter) basically reaching a dead-end in the audio market that Blu-Ray or HD-DVD is high resolution audio's last hope? With Blu-Ray and HD-DVD both supporting 8 discrete channels of 24 bit/96 kHz or 6 discrete channels of 24 bit/192 kHz Linear PCM (in either ... more | |
January 5, 2005
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If you look at Blu-Ray's current (unratified) audio specifications there is NO mention of DSD at any resolution... at all. The last I heard it was a locked 27 Megabits/sec (up to) for an audio stream and 8 channel discrete 24/192 Linear PCM as the maximum output. Uncompressed. At the moment lossless compression (if used in Blu-Ray) means DTS-HD, ... more |
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