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  1. 5th Dec 2006 14:27 #31
    SingSing
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    It really depends what he play them with ?
    If the disc are not played back thru hi-fi speakers or headphone, then the different won't be that great.
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    I will. I'll create an AC3 from a MP3. Then decode both to wavs. This is fun!
    Head over here: https://forum.videohelp.com/viewtopic.php?p=1619203 - this is threadjacking!

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    Thanks Mats

    Oh yes the bit rates of my MP3s are 128, 256 or 320 [written according to the availability].

    You know very well what I'm going to do
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    Hi
    Just found this thread and found it very interesting, I have recently started listening to dvd audio discs , although only in DD 5.1 format as my dvd player doesn't support dvd-a.

    So finding information of the possibilty of converting vinyl to an audio format of higher quality than cd-a is my aim at the moment, can anyone point in the dirrection of usefull reading ?

    many thanks in anticipation
    cheers
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  5. 11th Dec 2006 16:13 #35
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    DVD's audio supports uncompressed PCM stereo, that is very common among rock concert DVDs from The who, Led Zeppelin, U2...

    This approach preserve the most sonic qaulity. If you like them, then that maybe the way to go for you.
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