Rhinomyte76
New Head-Fier
Question regarding MScaler and its potential benefit to the Qutest.
Wondering whether this actually has a positive effect. Maybe its too early to know or maybe I'm just ignorant of any studies out there. So...software such as HQPlayer can upscale the digital signal (Khz) of music files. However, reading on some threads it sounds like this does not necessarily have a positive effect on the sound. Does the M Scaler operate similarly or is it something different that provides a further improvement beyond software such as HQPlayer?
Additionally, if a redbook CD was recorded in analog and transferred to CD at 16 44.1 Khz, how is an upscaler going to create further clarity when we can't change the quality of the source? I'm not trying to cast doubt on the product, I just don't understand how it may improve the sounds of my qutest. Any input is appreciated. Thank you.
Wondering whether this actually has a positive effect. Maybe its too early to know or maybe I'm just ignorant of any studies out there. So...software such as HQPlayer can upscale the digital signal (Khz) of music files. However, reading on some threads it sounds like this does not necessarily have a positive effect on the sound. Does the M Scaler operate similarly or is it something different that provides a further improvement beyond software such as HQPlayer?
Additionally, if a redbook CD was recorded in analog and transferred to CD at 16 44.1 Khz, how is an upscaler going to create further clarity when we can't change the quality of the source? I'm not trying to cast doubt on the product, I just don't understand how it may improve the sounds of my qutest. Any input is appreciated. Thank you.