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In Reply to: RE: Exactly! posted by Dan Banquer on September 06, 2007 at 13:13:49
Agreed.
...DVD's have rules and limits. Their is an "authoring protocol" system in place. This is why DVD movies "soundtracks" are consistant.
CD...no rules have been put in place..only "suggestions"
When I grew up with Digital audio.. -17dB full scale was the suggested "analogue zero" or 0.775VdBV @ 600ohms.
Then Sony Dat Machines calibrated to -16dB, then it went to -14, then -11 and now it does not exsist at all. No protocol, no rules, we have something that is out of control and out of hand..and poorly misunderstood.
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