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In Reply to: Re: Thanks for the clarification about your perspective.... posted by John Atkinson on October 2, 2003 at 11:40:47:
>As was explained to you by another poster, before you send out your >discs you need to experiment with differences that are known to be >audible and see if they survive the coding and playback. If they >don't, then your proposed test is meaningless.
These differences known to be audible are known to be audible from sighted listening tests, I suppose. I really don't think that we can use results from sighted tests as reference.Furtermore I would consider as really bad luck that only those bits and bytes which express a difference between, e.g., cables are lost in the recording process.
Apart from that, if such differences are not audible on the CD this could mean both that the recording process does not get them onto the CD and that they are indeed not audible.
The Tascam uses 24bit converters so I suppose, layman that I am, that this issue is not a problem.
Klaus
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- Re: Thanks for the clarification about your perspective.... - Klaus 00:22:49 10/03/03 (2)
- First qualify your test methodology - John Atkinson 14:47:14 10/04/03 (1)
- Re: First qualify your test methodology - Klaus 22:59:57 10/04/03 (0)
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