Dvd Audio 48khz

44.1kHz vs 48kHz Audio – Which Is Better? | Pro Tools ...

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Why was 48khz needed for DVD specs? - VideoHelp Forum

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48k/96k came from the pro audio community, 48k was the base sample frequency for DAT recording and then was adopted for MPeg2/DV/DVD/Digital Broadcasting. DVD-Audio disc standard is 24bit/96KHz. The HD/BD DVD standards favor 96KHz sampling for audio although 48KHz can be used. ref. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sampling_rate Quote

LZ 1977-04-25 Louisville 1st gen 48kHz 24bit Audio DVD ...

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DVD-Audio - how to create a 24 bit/48 KHz/5.1 playable ...

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1. Downmix to 2-channel 24/96 or 24/48 WAV. Convert to FLAC. 2. Encode 5.1 WAV source to AC3 or DTS, wrap it in a WAV, and convert to FLAC. Some of those tools can encode right to AC3 WAV. This is lossy so you'll be losing a lot of quality going this route. If your DVD-Audio discs contain stereo mixes you might want to use those instead.

Ripping software for 48kHz PCM and .VOB in Audio DVDs ...

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