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got a problem converting a 16bit/48khz dat into the cd-16bit/44,1khz format.
normally i use ssrc (Shibatch Samplerate Converter) for this purpose. but as this is a bit complicated to use commandline tool, i thought, let's see if this task could be done by dbpoweramp.
well the result wasn't that convincing.
might be i did something wrong or dbpoweramp is not designed for this. anyway the sound of the converted wav was aweful. sounds as if there were a lots artifacts, very harsh.
analysed by soundforge's spectrum analyzer the frequency-curve looked very much altered from the mid range on.
did i miss installing a special plugin?
or if this is in any way not a good idea to do with dbpoweramp, maybe a plugin could be written to do this thoroughly in dbpoweramp?
best on basis of the ssrc tool....
btw. i did this kind of samplerate conversion for years with wavelab's plugin.
but ssrc produces clearly better results, especially in the very high range.
some might say, no chance to hear the difference anyway, but there are people who did not want to have their dats any little bit diminished (even if it can't be heard). well......
ernestK
got a problem converting a 16bit/48khz dat into the cd-16bit/44,1khz format.
normally i use ssrc (Shibatch Samplerate Converter) for this purpose. but as this is a bit complicated to use commandline tool, i thought, let's see if this task could be done by dbpoweramp.
well the result wasn't that convincing.
might be i did something wrong or dbpoweramp is not designed for this. anyway the sound of the converted wav was aweful. sounds as if there were a lots artifacts, very harsh.
analysed by soundforge's spectrum analyzer the frequency-curve looked very much altered from the mid range on.
did i miss installing a special plugin?
or if this is in any way not a good idea to do with dbpoweramp, maybe a plugin could be written to do this thoroughly in dbpoweramp?
best on basis of the ssrc tool....
btw. i did this kind of samplerate conversion for years with wavelab's plugin.
but ssrc produces clearly better results, especially in the very high range.
some might say, no chance to hear the difference anyway, but there are people who did not want to have their dats any little bit diminished (even if it can't be heard). well......
ernestK
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