24 Sep
2007
24 Sep
'07
5:55 p.m.
On Mon, Sep 24, 2007 at 11:50:55AM -0700, Maitland Vaughan-Turner wrote:
Intuitively, one could also say that more sample
points yield a
waveform that is closer to a continuous, analog waveform. Thus it
sounds more analog.
This is completely wrong. Sorry to be rude, but such a statement
only shows your lack of understanding.
Thanks for the link. My whole point of digging up
this old thread
though, was to say that I've tried it, and my ears tell me that the
papers are incorrect.
Then please point out the errors in the paper by Lipshitz and Vanderkooy.
I'm not saying that DSD is crap. It sounds well. But it doesn't meet
the claims set for it (as shown by L&V - you need at least two bits
to have a 'linear' channel) and as a storage or transmission format
it's inefficient compared to PCM. That means that if you use PCM with
the same number of bits per second as used by DSD, you get a better
result than what DSD delivers.
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