Upsampling CD to 96/24 via software (PC) and burn to DVD-R

kenk · « **on:** 25 Oct 2005, 05:20 pm »

Hi all,

I just want to share this with you guys. I tried it and the upsampling did make a diff (not sure it was really better but diff).

http://www.audioasylum.com/scripts/t.pl?f=digital&m=111123

Adarsh · « **Reply #1 on:** 30 Nov 2005, 12:59 pm »

Hi Kenk,

Is there any possibility of an increase in sound quality using a 16 bit soundcard compared with CD or MUST one have a 24 bit soundcard.

Thanks,

Adarsh

Levi · « **Reply #2 on:** 30 Nov 2005, 02:26 pm »

Great follow up. I am interested about this sort of topic.

Rob Babcock · « **Reply #3 on:** 1 Dec 2005, 05:27 am »

I didn't make it thru the whole post, but I use Eximius' DVD2One Audio Remaster to do a similar thing. Their program upsamples and interpolates- or rather something like interpolation. They adamantly hold that their process is something else entirely...

No matter what it does, it creates 24/96 files that you can burn to DVD-Rs. The sound quality is fantastic, and about 2 hrs fits on a disc.

kenk · « **Reply #4 on:** 1 Dec 2005, 05:56 am »

Quote from: Adarsh

Hi Kenk,

Is there any possibility of an increase in sound quality using a 16 bit soundcard compared with CD or MUST one have a 24 bit soundcard.

Thanks,

Adarsh

The program use CPU for calculation and the soundcard has no effect on the upsampling.

Adarsh · « **Reply #5 on:** 1 Dec 2005, 11:19 pm »

Dear Rob,

Sounds like you are using CD/DVD player. Is this true?

Adarsh