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As title,

The display only shows 44K even though I am inserting a 96KHz disc?

Is this because the player does not support 96 discs or have I got something wrong in the setup?

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Don't know anything about 96KHZ cds, but 96KHZ dvdas work.

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There is no such thing as 96khz CD's



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DTS CDs are CDs with DTS encoded at 44.1kHz in the PCM data.

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Originally Posted by George Mills
There is no such thing as 96khz CD's

HDCD

There are not many around but I have a few.

Strangely, all my DVD-A discs are displaying as 48K and not 96?

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Originally Posted by Keyboard Tuner
Don't know anything about 96KHZ cds, but 96KHZ dvdas work.

The player shows 96?

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Originally Posted by George Mills
There is no such thing as 96khz CD's

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Nope. HDCDs will get you some enhancement of the bit depth but the sampling rate is unchanged.

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Originally Posted by Kal Rubinson
Originally Posted by George Mills
There is no such thing as 96khz CD's

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HDCD
Nope. HDCDs will get you some enhancement of the bit depth but the sampling rate is unchanged.

Kal

I have many discs marked as 24BIT 96KHz so the sampling rate is 96Hz frown

Also of course that does not answer why my DVD-A display 48K

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Originally Posted by mrbluray
Originally Posted by Kal Rubinson
[quote=George Mills]There is no such thing as 96khz CD's

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Nope. HDCDs will get you some enhancement of the bit depth but the sampling rate is unchanged.

Kal

I have many discs marked as 24BIT 96KHz so the sampling rate is 96Hz frown

Thanks [/quote]
No, they are *mastered* at 24/96 and then HDCD encoded.


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Originally Posted by tommypeters
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[quote=Kal Rubinson][quote=George Mills]There is no such thing as 96khz CD's

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HDCD
Nope. HDCDs will get you some enhancement of the bit depth but the sampling rate is unchanged.

Kal

I have many discs marked as 24BIT 96KHz so the sampling rate is 96Hz frown

Thanks [/quote]
No, they are *mastered* at 24/96 and then HDCD encoded. [/quote]

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Thahnks, i cannot say I fully understand that, but putting that aside for a moment DVD-A is displaying as 48?

Martin

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Originally Posted by mrbluray
putting that aside for a moment DVD-A is displaying as 48?
Not all DVD-As are 96kHz...


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