Originally Posted by Mr Meridian
George, ignore the fact that it's upsampling as well as apodising at the same time. This difference is nothing like switching the current upsampling on and off. Nothing at all. You can't fail to hear this. It's not something you need to listen out for. It will slap you in the face.

Cheers

George

Setting HS=N does not always shut "Upsampling Off".

It can also be used force something that is Natively Hi-Res down to Lo-Res. 96->48 or 88->44. That "difference" is about as large as you can get, isn't it?

It's a simple way to create this "difference" that the domain the upsampling/apodizer works in. That is, taking low-res and making it hi-res. I'm just going the opposite direction.

Now if we know for a fact the adpozing/upsampler does more than just a good job at upsampling and corrects for more errors than the upsampling introduces then my test is not valid.

- Fiddler (IMHO)

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