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In Reply to: Think about being more responsible... posted by Ted Smith on July 11, 2007 at 08:11:40:
"The point is that you said 'Even this page has some technically bogus info..... Dither doesn't apply to D/A conversion, and such techniques are not even possible at -144 dB. The 'effective resolution' is determined by the media and A/D dither applied to the recording, not the D/A conversion.' and that is entirely false and misleading."
Anybody can conveniently claim that a statement is entirely false and misleading. And claim someone isn't responsible. But it's dangerous if done so without an explanation why.
"It's false that it's bogus,"
You *think* it's false..... I've demonstrated that it's true, and I'd be happy to do so again. This isn't rocket science.
"it's false that dither is inapplicable in D/A"
But it is inapplicable in D/A..... The only time it is applicable is in A/D conversion or when resolution (not interpolation precision) is lost in bit truncation.
"it's false that it's not possible at -144 dB."
It's not possible in the context of enhancing the signal. The ambient noise before an A/D would drown it out. (It would in essence be "self-dither.")
"You didn't understand the context of the statement and publicly accused people of 'technically bogus info' when in fact the info was correct."
If you think it's correct, state why.
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- RE: Think about being more responsible... - Todd Krieger 08:49:46 07/11/07 (1)
- RE: Think about being more responsible... - Ted Smith 09:58:44 07/11/07 (0)
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