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I would slightly disagree with him about CDs: there are some annoying high-frequency noises from a typical CD drive motor. Higher-end ones probably have some b
by VMG 6y ago
I would slightly disagree with him about CDs: there are some annoying high-frequency noises from a typical CD drive motor.
Higher-end ones probably have some buffering.
- rbanffy 6y agoYou can always mimic the sound you'd get from analog media using a CD the same way you can emulate a CRT using a modern HDR high-resolution display with fidelity well beyond our ability to differentiate them. With a high-end GPU we can do CRT emulation in real time.
- vanderZwan 6y agoThat's not what the person you're replying to is talking about though - they're stating that the motor that spins the disc is causing interference in the signal. (I have a hard time imagining that it's worse than the electric motors used to drive vinyls or cassette tapes, but if it's there it's there I suppose)