ralphpnj;484841 Wrote: 
> Hi Louis,
> 
> I'm not really trying to muddy the waters any further then they already
> seem to be but....
> 
> The link you posted is all about RECORDING not RIPPING. There is a big,
> big difference between the two.
> 
> When one is recording to digital or even converting an analog recording
> to digital (like an LP) things like bit depth and sample rate are very
> important and will have an effect on the audio quality of the recording.
> 
> 
> Ripping, on the other hand, is an entirely different process. When one
> rips a standard CD, the digital audio on the CD is ALWAYS has a bit
> depth of 16 and a sample rate of 44.1kHz, regardless of the marketing BS
> stating otherwise. So ripping to anything other than 16/44.1 is NOT
> going to result in a "better" sounding recording, period. Again,
> marketing may say other wise, as is the case with many high end CD
> players and DACS which claim that "upsampling" the either the bit depth
> or the sample rate or both improves the sound of a CD.
> 
> Of course SACDs and DVD-Audio discs often have higher bit depth and
> sampling rates than standard CDs and so ripping them to bit depths and
> sample rates which match that of the recording can be of some benefit.
> 
> As far as digital recording is concerned using 24 bit instead of 16 bit
> gives one greater flexibility with respect to editing since the noise
> floor of a 24 bit recording is much greater than that of a 16t bit
> recording. In any event the article given in your link does a fairly
> good job of explaining all this but does fail to mention the difference
> between recording and ripping.

Fare play, but still doesn't answer my conscerns though, about the
versions of SC  or slim server. Hopefully someone will test and post
results


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