andyshedd
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I read somewhere that Sony would be coming out with a portable player that would whet people's appetite for audiophile quality sound. Has anyone heard about this?
Originally Posted by andyshedd I was hoping for something with "better than CD" sound. Like some sort of ATRAC Lossless that improves upon the original recording--by some sort of up- or cross-conversion to a one-bit system. Like what 1-bit DAC did for PCDPs. |
Originally Posted by D555 Some portable DVD players (Panasonic, Toshiba, for example) allow for DVD-A playback. Paul |
Originally Posted by andyshedd "...Sony has developed a new sound-processing technology they call "digital audio enhancement." It is designed to restore some of the fidelity lost by creating the data-reduced digital audio files for storage on devices such as MP3 players and iPods." |
Originally Posted by andyshedd I just nabbed this from a story on the Audiophile Audition: "...Sony has developed a new sound-processing technology they call "digital audio enhancement." It is designed to restore some of the fidelity lost by creating the data-reduced digital audio files for storage on devices such as MP3 players and iPods." When this comes to pass I am going to drop my current DAP like a hot potato. |
Originally Posted by Sparky191 You can't restore whats gone. What they can do it try to make it sound better like you do with an EQ. Which is pretty similar to what creative do on their Xi-Fi cards. |