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In Reply to: RE: 'what music is all about' posted by Tom Schuman on July 13, 2007 at 02:22:09:
"When DVD came out there was an editorial in Stereophile saying, why use 96khz? It's incompatible with Redbook."
It was the presumption that DAT would take off, and become the predominant audio format. Didn't happen.
Come to think of it, had it been 88.2 kHz, we wouldn't be in this conundrum.
I thought making a "48 kHz CD" with the existing Redbook CD tooling would have been the ultimate all-around solution, but you know.....
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- RE: 'what music is all about' - Todd Krieger 07/13/0711:41:35 07/13/07 (1)
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