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Talk of 24/96 and 24/196 is all academic, though. Aside from studio music recordings, nothing is recorded at that fidelity. In the future, we might see some music releases with 24/96 DTS-HD MA or 24/96 TrueHD, but that's about it.All modern movies are mixed at 24/48.
yes , but how great would a 96/24 Blue Man Group concert be? :)
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bfdtv @ Apr 26th 2007 5:05PM
Talk of 24/96 and 24/196 is all academic, though. Aside from studio music recordings, nothing is recorded at that fidelity. In the future, we might see some music releases with 24/96 DTS-HD MA or 24/96 TrueHD, but that's about it.
All modern movies are mixed at 24/48.
WiFiSpy @ Apr 26th 2007 5:33PM
yes , but how great would a 96/24 Blue Man Group concert be? :)