Hi, 0n 07/08/[EMAIL PROTECTED]:15 Mark Lanctot told me:
> I'm using transcode as provided with dvd::rip 0.98.4 running under > Ubuntu 7.04 64-bit. > > I can rip audio from video DVDs without issue, but it's always 16-bit. > The tools I was previously using under Windows almost always produced > 24-bit files. Ripping = coppying (1:1) Where did you get those _video_ DVDs that where offering sound in 24 bit? I am not audio expert, but: In spite it is generally allowed to use 24bit PCM (AFAIK: makes only sense at 96 kHz) IMHO noone will use it, as the video-stream quality will have to be reduced a lot when bloating the sound to such quality level. As I doubt those MS tools have found a solution for the rudimental problem of increasing quality by making 1:1 copies, they probably just want to take care that the free space on your HD is used more regularly ;). -- bye maik
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