I wonder whether you have read these articles yourself.
The one from Agilent from 2013 compares a Digital Storage Scope to a Digital Sampling Scope.
So both are 100% digital.
A sampling scope can only work with repetitive HF signals, incomparable to Audio sampling.
A DSO on the other hand reconstructs signals on the screen, just as a audio AD/DA, by sampling, upsampling and filtering.
Tektronics in it’s paper mentions that the BW they use for a perfect reconstruction is Fs/2.5.
So it seems you have shot in your own feet, because these documents are confirming that 10x Fs is a gospe.
Hans
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Okey dokey 🙂 I wouldn't be unhappy to discover I'm missing very little by sticking with my CD's 😉 BTW the black and white v colour analogy is one of the worst I've read........
Bill, Bill, Bill,
Haven't you been paying attention. Everything has to be repeated ten times to provide the proper sample, twice just doesn't do it!
There is no resistance. Just questioning. If a CD costs me $10, 24/96 $15 and 24/192 $20 (for example) what am I getting for the extra spend? If nothing audible on the music I listen to then why pay more. I can buy more music.
In comparisons of differing resolution formats, has verification been done that it is exactly the same recording used in each case?
It is argued that for the higher sampling rates, the masters are tweeked to give a difference, so that the customer is assured of the format's inherent better quality, to aid sales.
Hi Ed,
It sure looks like they could be, given the poor resolution of the vid...my memory of years ago working with them is they sound brittle (peaky or breakup in the HF?), but without an A/B against other mics I know well (U87, RE20, C414) in a studio space I would be hesitant to push that claim very far...
Cheers,
Howie
I don’t think your freedom of choice is at risk 😛
In the case of streaming it all costs the same once you get the top tier pkg....I’m not sure how much Qobuz is but tidal hi-res is $20 a month.
You can download the music, I’m not sure if you can transfer it to another media though, or what happens to your downloads if you cancel the subscription? So ‘ownership’ might be a grayish area in regards to streaming.
But, you form a playlist (single tracks or whole albums) and it stays with you, on demand anytime you want. I’ve only lost one track from my playlist in almost 2 yrs.
email me. They are not very comprehensive. MJK tables/SS is a better start, but doing a proper model and taking advantage of other “new” TL tricks will usually be better in some way.
dave
Anyone on here ever tried to copy a streamed download?
Looks as though you can with certain apps/programs.
Once you get into high res streaming it’s really quite awesome, it also doesn’t mean you have to give up your physical collection.......even though I haven’t touched a cd in almost 2yrs!
I can’t wait to bring it to the next performance level.
Looks as though you can with certain apps/programs.
Once you get into high res streaming it’s really quite awesome, it also doesn’t mean you have to give up your physical collection.......even though I haven’t touched a cd in almost 2yrs!
I can’t wait to bring it to the next performance level.
I have certainly been able to capture a video stream, something like Audio HiJack should be able to capture an audio stream.
dave
dave
