RE: Is there a specific upsampling technique that is more effective?

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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:

AFAIK There is no fundamental difference between the old oversampling technology (4x or 8x) which has been around for decades, and 'synchronous upsampling'. The decision to 'upsample' was just a decision to implement a solution able to accept a digital signal from varying sample rates (32k, 44.1k, 48k, 96k, etc.) and output a signal at a higher resolution.
Sonically, it may be true that that was a step in the wrong direction. OTOH, I would be very surprised if you could differentiate in a listening test between a 44.1 signal oversampled to 176.4k and one upsampled to 192k. In fact designing such a test would be difficult.

Edits: 06/20/11

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

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