If u did it the way i stated, it will be 90- 100 megs + per file. I hink DVD can hold like maybe 4 or 5 songs. Well if u use 96Khz. will be able to squeezemore songs.Originally posted by lpx88:then wad is the approximate size of the music file then?
Digital remastering involves some playing with sound waves i think in a professional studio. I guess some editing programs which claim to produce or alter your existing music in 1 way or another might resemble what they do in the studio.Originally posted by Ito_^:no need to be audiophile.. i tell u straight. no way. i dunnoe how those digital remastered thingies go so for dat u go find a real audiophile ba.
Agree.Originally posted by digicharat:how do you force a cd quality audio into dvd quality?
the source from cd quality is already eg 100%. how to make it into some thing more than 100%?![]()
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x 2Originally posted by digicharat:how do you force a cd quality audio into dvd quality?
the source from cd quality is already eg 100%. how to make it into some thing more than 100%?![]()
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wa so big ahOriginally posted by Mr Soh:If u did it the way i stated, it will be 90- 100 megs + per file. I hink DVD can hold like maybe 4 or 5 songs. Well if u use 96Khz. will be able to squeezemore songs.
FYI i already read that old thread. Since cant reply to it i started new one.
In the first first place. There is no such thing as CDOriginally posted by lpx88:wa so big ah![]()
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haha my mp3 files total up to like 3-4GB liao...if all is dvd quality...wa....hard disk die liao
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anyway is there distinct obvious diff?
x2Originally posted by M©+square:In the first first place. There is no such thing as CDDVD Quality.
But how come there are people who always have this silly thought.Originally posted by chanff8:x2
its just impossible. you may even reduce the quality of the audio instead...
they think technology can improve their lives, then it should be able to improve everything. so not true. just think about the countless problems using Windows...Originally posted by M©+square:But how come there are people who always have this silly thought.![]()
Aren't we talking about DVD quality?Originally posted by Mr Soh:actually 96KHZ wav can produce a better sound.Confirm gurantee but the q is if yr ear can pick up the difference. True audiophiles can.
not much diff. oni added extra stuff in.. look at the waveforms oso can tell. oni way to encode good quality is from good quality source. u take tofu no matter how u cook oso tofu, wun turn to abalone.Originally posted by Mr Soh:actually 96KHZ wav can produce a better sound.Confirm gurantee but the q is if yr ear can pick up the difference. True audiophiles can.
I give up.Originally posted by Mr Soh:The Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem showed that a sampled signal can be reproduced exactly, as long as it is sampled at a frequency greater than twice the bandwidth of the signal. Quantization, however, is not included in this theorem, and adds quantization noise, decreasing in level as the bit resolution increases. Also, in some cheaper systems, aliasing can become a problem, though this can be remedied by using steeper filters and oversampling.
It is not much. But it produces a more 3 dimensional imaging. Some recordings can hear the difference. I tried with the recordings of AR Rahman, for some reason his the recording which stands out more than others. I do not know why, or is it because of the tools he used.Originally posted by Ito_^:not much diff. oni added extra stuff in.. look at the waveforms oso can tell. oni way to encode good quality is from good quality source. u take tofu no matter how u cook oso tofu, wun turn to abalone.
True audiophiles wld understand right away.