absolutely not. high resolution format in fact means that this format can save and deliver to end userCommercial DTS is at least 24-bit/48k as a rule, which qualifies as hi-res in my book. Sounds pretty damn good however you categorize it. Lossless is preferable, but I'll take what I can get.
absolutely not. high resolution format in fact means that this format can save and deliver to end user
maximum possible amount of information of visual or audio content.
regular DTS, doesn't matter 48/24 or 96/24, cannot comply such task, as by default shrink feeded into it information at about 1:3 ratio.
in digital domain every bit contain piece of info. how one can consider high resolution format, which deliver only 1/3 from original material?
...So, anyway... anyone have anything more to say about the subject of this thread?
Still, it was part of the super deluxe edition, came with butter and an analog out toaster.LMAO - well...that doesn't look like advanced resolution!
Back on topic - I found this:
http://www.thisisbooksmusic.com/2015/01/05/some-stuffs-bread-gwjr-audio-fidelity-discs/
Looks like well get Best of Bread 4.0 & Winelight 5.1!...
So it looks like it'll have the quad....
THAT'S what I've been waiting (and hoping) to read. The Grover Washington is a pleasant surprise since I never managed to get the DVDA.
Back on topic - I found this:
http://www.thisisbooksmusic.com/2015/01/05/some-stuffs-bread-gwjr-audio-fidelity-discs/
Looks like well get Best of Bread 4.0 & Winelight 5.1!...
So it looks like it'll have the quad....
Back on topic - I found this:
http://www.thisisbooksmusic.com/2015/01/05/some-stuffs-bread-gwjr-audio-fidelity-discs/
Looks like well get Best of Bread 4.0 & Winelight 5.1!...
So it looks like it'll have the quad....
For sure, Bread will be on my list, not sure about Grover. Never been a big fan.....but I'm sure it will be a great sounding disc.
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