Zia Mazhar wrote:
>
> Kenwood's "Superior Drive": Ground Breaking Technology? Not really.
>
> This is supposed to generate the signals which have been cut off during MP3
>Encoding. Like, CD Audio contains frequencies up to 22.5 kHz, but 128 kBit/s MP3s
>usually have a cut off at 16 kHz. According to them, when their technology will
>"re-generate" the missing frequencies, MP3 will sounds as good as the original CD!
>
Really, I like these people who are able to generate information from nothing (some
journalists also do that :-)) !
The only thing they can do is to (cleverly) add some high frequencies so that the MP3
"sound better", but of course these HF have little chance to be identical to the
previously cut HF...
Pierre
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