RE: Is single sample of 44.1kHz sampled data audible?

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In Reply to: Is single sample of 44.1kHz sampled data audible? posted by dave789 on March 12, 2012 at 21:22:31:

Definitely. If it's the most significant bit you will hear a loud click if the music is quiet. If it's the low order bit and it's only a single sample it will probably be inaudible. I had no trouble hearing a single sample that was 35 dB below maximum when listening with the volume control set at a normal setting.

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Topic - Is single sample of 44.1kHz sampled data audible? - dave789 21:22:31 03/12/12 (6)

RE: Is single sample of 44.1kHz sampled data audible? - knewton 07:30:11 03/27/12 (0)

RE: Is single sample of 44.1kHz sampled data audible? - untangle 23:30:08 03/26/12 (0)

RE: Is single sample of 44.1kHz sampled data audible? - Tony Lauck 15:58:17 03/13/12 (0)

If It's of Amplitude Value other than 0.0dB.......... - Todd Krieger 22:24:21 03/12/12 (2)

What's the FT of the input minus the output? - dave789 06:26:21 03/13/12 (1)

RE: What's the FT of the input minus the output? - Todd Krieger 00:41:10 03/14/12 (0)

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RE: Is single sample of 44.1kHz sampled data audible? - Tony Lauck 15:58:17 03/13/12 (0)

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