Quote: I used the sync function for much of my explanation of sampling because it represents an ideal theoretical filter. That presentation is closer to Nyquist work, with the purpose of showing that it is possible to reconstruct signals with sinc functions (idea filters). The sync function...

Quote:   The Nyquist theorem is correct and it is proven. It is based on the assumption that sampling is ongoing forever. It started at minus infinity and will go on forever. From a practical stand point, one needs to deal with the real world so sampling cannot start at the “beginning of...

Quote: I contacted Dan and asked him to take a look at the on-going discussion. He is busy with new designs; but took a minute to address the question of how many samples are required for good results:   "At 44.1KHz, 1 second contains 44100 samples, so .1sec contains 4410 samples...

Well Scud80; Seeing as the Forum is the "Science of Sound;" it would be appropriate to back up your assertion with some factual evidence as well as some mention of your qualifications.   Until that time it would only be logical to assume that you are the one that does not understand the...

Interested in the facts?   One of the world’s top converter designers Dan Lavry has written a new paper in simple language to demystify the subject.   http://www.lavryengineering.com/pdfs/lavry-white-paper-the_optimal_sample_rate_for_quality_audio.pdf   See why many professional...

Interested in the facts?   One of the world’s top converter designers Dan Lavry has written a new paper in simple language to demystify the subject.   http://www.lavryengineering.com/pdfs/lavry-white-paper-the_optimal_sample_rate_for_quality_audio.pdf   See why many professional...