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In Reply to: RE: Hardware VS. Software Upsamping posted by Dynaudio_Rules on January 31, 2008 at 08:46:02:
Gang,
First off multiples will also sound better. Never do like 44.1 to 96k it sounds like crap.
Also most hardware upsamplers are near the dac so they act as a jitter reducer.
Software ones only up the amount of data going out the pipe which will always make something sound worse.
Then there's all the reasons not too upsample in the first place but they are covered elsewhere.
Thanks
Gordon
J. Gordon Rankin
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Follow Ups
- Easy to see why - Gordon Rankin 12:46:14 01/31/08 (8)
- Yes....To Upsample or Not To Upsample - Dynaudio_Rules 16:25:59 01/31/08 (4)
- To put it simply, - Crimson 16:50:45 01/31/08 (3)
- A little too simple - Scrith 10:03:35 02/01/08 (0)
- RE: To put it simply, - Dynaudio_Rules 17:00:14 01/31/08 (1)
- RE: To put it simply, - Crimson 03:21:21 02/01/08 (0)
- Not quite that simple - Scrith 15:26:52 01/31/08 (2)
- Digital upsampling vs analog upsampling (aka DACing) - SoftwireEngineer 16:35:59 02/01/08 (1)
- RE: Digital upsampling vs analog upsampling (aka DACing) - Dynaudio_Rules 07:49:36 02/02/08 (0)
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