Now 44/16 versions of the source file(s) should be in d:\test\tempģ. Rightclick -> convert -> Run conversionįinished. Press "go to DSP settings" (DSP Manager) : Move *ONLY* Resampler (SSRC) to "Active DSPs" window Output format: WAV (PCM 16bit dithered) Output filename formatting: %_filename%
drag'n'drop) all samples from \A_samples to foobar2000's playlist
put the samples you want to use for testing to A_samples directory create subdirectories: \test\A_samples \test\temp \test\B_samples Given the directory you want to use for the test is d:\test Try to ABX = play back with your hardware player and tell which files are "A" and which "B" compare to fileABX's log *AFTERWARDS* Author a DVD-A/V using the randomized filesĤ.3. Use KikeG's fileABX to create randomized files from "A" and "B"Ĥ.2. If you want to use DVD-A/V + hardware player:Ĥ.1.
Try to hear differences and prove that you hear them by ABXing using ABCHR (**) Create "B" samples by converting "A_downsampled" to 24/96 using fb2k's diskwriter, slow resampling, dither.Ĥ. Convert "A" to "A_downsampled": 16/44.1 using fb2k's diskwriter, dither (strong noiseshaping), slow resamplingģ. Take some audio sample(s) recorded at 24/96 = "A" sample(s)Ģ. Instead of ABCHR use KikeG's fileABX () to create randomized files and use your authoring software to create DVD-A/Vġ. 24/96)Īnyone who can get 24/96 material please post short samples (~20 seconds, reasonable volume = peak at -0.1 -10dB) here: ĭVD-A authoring software and a DVD-A player ORĭVD-V authoring software that can handle 24/96 audio and a DVD player capable of DVD-V-with-24/96-audio playback,
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