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• RE: you're making a joke right? /nt - Tony Lauck 21:29:53 08/02/12 (2)
  In Reply to: RE: you're making a joke right? /nt posted by bwb on August 02, 2012 at 14:08:03

  "you're making a joke right?"
  
  Perhaps not. In some cases jitter can be undone. Wow and flutter are nothing but the analog form of jitter and there are techniques that can be used to remove these because analog tape recordings do have a "clock track" in the form of residual bias noise.
  
  
  
  Tony Lauck
  
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  • RE: you're making a joke right? /nt - Crazy Dave 10:34:41 08/03/12 (0)
    In Reply to: RE: you're making a joke right? /nt posted by Tony Lauck on August 02, 2012 at 21:29:53

    Hi Tony,
    
    I have heard the results of this system on some Greatful Dead CDs. It has a live feel like nothing I have heard before. I wish they would put out some jazz and classicial with this system.
    
    Dave
    

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  • unfortunately we live in the real world - bwb 08:47:38 08/03/12 (0)
    In Reply to: RE: you're making a joke right? /nt posted by Tony Lauck on August 02, 2012 at 21:29:53

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    yea, I can see if you had a perfect replica of the original clock you could compensate for it, but tell me how you could add that data to a CD.
    
    AND... if it is possible to correct for A to D jitter why not do it on the other end? Why not correct the data going on the disc instead of when you take it off?
    
    
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