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In Reply to: Re: Macbook pro for sound? posted by cf@tiscali.se on December 12, 2006 at 13:04:09:
Actually you can switch the audio to 96 kHz/24 bit in the Audio Midi Setup app. I am just playing the fantastic HDTT 96kHz/24 bit DVDs (Stravinsky Firebird and Petruschka with Stokowski and the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra) from my Macbook through TCElectronics Konnekt 24D (reclocking the audio from the Mac with 96 kHz clock signal) Firewire - to - SPDIF converter and Altmann DAC and it sounds absolutely fantastic!Using DVD2OneX you can rip your cds to 96kHz/24 bit DVD-s if you want.
Using Mactheripper you can "grab" your DVDs with the region code unlocked.
So no problem with the Macbook.
The Lili Boulanger HDTT DVD 96/24bit DVD is fantastic as well.
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