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Topic - can a hi rez 96Hz 24bit album fit on a CD? - digda_beat 02:38:15 09/08/16 (19)

• I have an Alesis MasterLink 9600... - Chris Garrett 10:51:02 09/09/16 (0)
• RE: can a hi rez 96Hz 24bit album fit on a CD? - Isaak J. Garvey 18:08:33 09/08/16 (3)
• Try it out yourself - E-Stat 09:27:16 09/14/16 (0)
• RE: can a hi rez 96Hz 24bit album fit on a CD? - PAR 04:12:05 09/09/16 (1)
• RE: Thanks - digda_beat 05:08:24 09/11/16 (0)
• Agree with all, sorta... - tcell 13:07:23 09/08/16 (1)
• Or burn a DVD-A for your DVD Uni Player...nt - oldmkvi 10:11:26 09/09/16 (0)
• No, Compact Disc is an International Standard - PAR 08:45:07 09/08/16 (6)
• RE: No, Compact Disc is an International Standard - John Elison 10:11:20 09/08/16 (5)
• RE: No, Compact Disc is an International Standard - PAR 10:58:06 09/08/16 (4)
• RE: No, Compact Disc is an International Standard - John Elison 16:14:09 09/08/16 (2)
• RE: No, Compact Disc is an International Standard - PAR 04:04:06 09/09/16 (1)
• RE: No, Compact Disc is an International Standard - John Elison 05:35:46 09/09/16 (0)
• RE: No, Compact Disc is an International Standard - Jeff Starr 12:57:57 09/08/16 (0)
• It is not 24/96. - Kal Rubinson 04:45:04 09/08/16 (4)
• Speaking of.... Some Chandos 24/96 couldn't possibly be, but with a little effort and research - jdaniel@jps.net 07:51:18 09/08/16 (3)
• Files, yes, but not a CD. (NT) - Kal Rubinson 14:03:26 09/08/16 (0)
• Actually, I think Chandos is very good about NOT upsampling - Chris from Lafayette 09:37:40 09/08/16 (1)
• Glad you like the Lott, with Final Scene from Capriccio it's a great one-stop shop. - jdaniel@jps.net 13:32:20 09/08/16 (0)

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• RE: No, Compact Disc is an International Standard - John Elison 05:35:46 09/09/16 (0)