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In Reply to: Interesting Hi-Res (especially SACD) article in EQ magazine. posted by theaudiohiffle on December 31, 2004 at 16:41:07:
Recording DSD is easy enough - problem is processing it. Any digital processing of DSD is (1) technically difficult, and (2) when possible, the theoretical "simplicity" of DSD is completely lost. These considerations rule out DSD, now and forever, for most recordings (exceptions are analog recordings and purist recordings of the sort made by Telarc).For amateur recordings, DSD is especially silly, since there is no way to write a SACD onto a DVD-R (by design - it's a key part of the copy protection story).
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Follow Ups
- Re: Interesting Hi-Res (especially SACD) article in EQ magazine. - Max 10:05:19 01/01/05 (9)
- Re: Interesting Hi-Res (especially SACD) article in EQ magazine. - racerguy 20:18:08 01/01/05 (8)
- Re: Interesting Hi-Res (especially SACD) article in EQ magazine. - andy_c 13:22:52 01/02/05 (7)
- Yes, but... - racerguy 14:42:52 01/02/05 (6)
- Looks like it was 1982 for 16-bit PCM processors for VCR - andy_c 15:57:17 01/02/05 (5)
- Amateurs didn't buy those either (nt) - racerguy 16:33:25 01/02/05 (4)
- The "ten years" thing was a PIOOYA (NT) - andy_c 20:55:55 01/02/05 (3)
- No - racerguy 06:09:05 01/03/05 (2)
- Okay, let's try to clear this up... - andy_c 10:55:58 01/03/05 (1)
- That's all very nice, but... - racerguy 14:04:07 01/03/05 (0)
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