Farrokh The Great wrote:
goa wrote:
this DVD- V is absolutely lossless.
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Nobody at this forum ever said the opposite, the files shared here are lossless, but if your dvd player don’t meet 24 Bits/96 Khz DAC’s, it will compress the files
And any DVD-V with PCM it's lossless
That’s true, but most DVD-V discs don’t use PCM as audio files
The advange of DVD-A is you could havelmultichannel lossless...DVD-V cannot reach that, nor go beyond 96...
Nope, as well
DVD-A specification support 192 khz as maximum sample rate frequency
Besides, without doubt, multipurpose (in this case video plus audio formats) equipment has built-in mediocre DAC’s with more distortion and more signal-to-noise ratio, etc. than dedicated AUDIO equipments, so in the latter a DVD-A recording will sound much better
???
well, ayone could read wikipedia and understand what she/he wants :lol:
DVD-A specification support 192 khz as maximum sample rate frequency : do you want more sampling rate??? ...well I'm not a bat, so can't hear beyond that :lol:
and most decent music DVD has PCM audio , with dts and Dolby in multichannel.
The main addvantage of DVD-A is you could have multichannel in lossless as well go beyond 96...well I wrote the same above, so there!!!
and even the cheapest DVD standalone player I remeber reach 96.
btw: most standlaones have 48 as default, so my advice is you go and check 96 in the menu or setting of your equipment.
Also many standalones have "dynamic compression" or whatever thing like thtat, so, go and check OFF it.
and if you have money (is not my situation) obviously you should buy what Farrokh The Great says, a DVD-A player.
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on topic, thanks to all the involved ones in this superb "product".
