Maybe you can answer me but whats the point of making/having a 16-bit and a 24-bit version?
Difference between 16-bit and a 24-bit versions?
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Onclefritz
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Difference between 16-bit and a 24-bit versions?
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Re: Difference between 16-bit and a 24-bit versions?
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Onclefritz
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Re: Difference between 16-bit and a 24-bit versions?
if it was recorded in 24/96, whats the point of doing a 16-bit version? sorry for the question but i dont understand.
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Re: Difference between 16-bit and a 24-bit versions?
I don't know the true answer, but my understanding is that 16 bit audio is the standard the CD audio uses and is the most common format. That's why you'll see in some of the 24 bit thread saying that you have to burn it to DVD-Audio.
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Re: Difference between 16-bit and a 24-bit versions?
ok thanks for clarifying!