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In Reply to: Is there a specific upsampling technique that is more effective? posted by barryb on March 6, 2011 at 13:48:09:

You can try fancy algorithms and interpolation to fill in the gaps, but in the end you are just guessing.

With mass storage getting ever larger and cheaper there is no point in ripping at anything less than the maximum bit and sample rate you have.

Then make lower quality copies for devices with less storage.

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Topic - Is there a specific upsampling technique that is more effective? - barryb 13:48:09 03/06/11 (3)

RE: Is there a specific upsampling technique that is more effective? - Tom Schuman 18:20:58 06/20/11 (0)

You can't get somthing from nothing. - Tweekeng 19:54:33 03/06/11 (1)

Ageed, but I wasn't talking about ripping - barryb 20:02:42 03/07/11 (0)

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You can't get somthing from nothing. - Tweekeng 19:54:33 03/06/11 (1)

Ageed, but I wasn't talking about ripping - barryb 20:02:42 03/07/11 (0)

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