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by shiado 10y ago
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- svantana 10y agoYes however to be truly lossless, each sample amplitude would need infinite precision, which is not physically possible to record. Also real world sounds are not bandlimited.
- chillingeffect 10y agoYes. Plus the implementation filters can not be ideal as it would require infinite resources and in practical implementations have several species of non-idealities.
- chiph 10y agoI get what you're saying, but the human ear has it's limits. Blind A:B testing with CDs vs the higher-resolution SACDs has had mixed results - there are a very few people who can consistently tell the difference, but everyone else might as well be coin-flipping.