Hello,
What's the difference between 48000Hz and 96000Hz? If i use 96000Hz audio rate, does that mean I will have better audio quality when played on DVD?
Pleaes advice.
Regards,
SD
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Hello,
What's the difference between 48000Hz and 96000Hz? If i use 96000Hz audio rate, does that mean I will have better audio quality when played on DVD?
Pleaes advice.
Regards,
SD
The difference is 48000Hz :blink:
Read:
http://www.google.com/search?num=50&....wikipedia.org
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sampling_rate
lol not this difference (Subtract)....Quote:
The difference is 48000Hz
What i meant was, I'll be burning a downloaded movie to a DVD. I'm using Virtual Dub to extract the audio out of the movie and then BeSweetGUI to convert the .wav audio into Ac3. format.
In BeSweetGUI there is an option where you can chage the Audio bit rate, normally i choose 41000Hz rate, but this time i thought of using a higher rate to improve the audio quality.
So that's what i asked, Should i use 48000Hz or 96000Hz audio rate, does changing audio rate will improve audio quality?
dont you have to use 48000Hz for dvds.
I think you do,Quote:
Originally Posted by 4play
Remember you can never improve audio quality. It will only be as good as the source.
increasing the sampling rate from the source won't help, you'll still only have 44100 samples per second
DVD-video only uses 48000Hz anyway
and i don't think there's really a noticeable difference between 44100 and 48000 in films
Quote:
Originally Posted by DarthInsinuate
OK thanks.