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Blu-ray Samurai
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Generally it's 40% smaller at the end |
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So they are compressed formats as opposed to Lossless PCM which is uncompressed?
Or are they like containers and LPCM is a codec? To me, I see the higher bitrate in PCM and I would think that means PCM is higher quality. |
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Blu-ray Samurai
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The PS3 will take these, decode them into PCM and send the PCM track to your reciever. There should be no difference between a PCM track and a TrueHD one (or DTS-HD MA for that matter) provided they're the same bitdepth. |
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Thanks for the continued assistance. |
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I think your confusing the guy. It matters not if its compressed or uncompressed, it can still be lossless. Compressed is just zipping up a file, but once you uncompress it its still lossless. It all depends on the codec and if it were lossless before it was compressed.
Something like DD5.1 is not lossless, because it loses half the information from the master in the first place. |
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It is a waste to have PCM and True HD on the same disc. Even though most of the time if there is a PCM track as well as a True HD track, I will usually go for the PCM, the sound on PCM sounds richer.
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Loseless : Compressed, then uncompressed to redo the original PCM It work like SACD and DVDAudio worked... DVD Audio was MLP, witch is a Loseless compression When you download a 2.5meg .exe on you're computer and install an application that weight 10 meg. That application was loselessly compressed into 2.5meg exe. When you 'execute' it's installation it then recreated the original files witch losing any data.. Easy thing : a digital file look like this 10011100111001110111111001111001110 The loseless application remove the 0 and leave the 1. It know it's order due to a Table that it create. When you uncompress it, it replace the 0 where they were originally so you end up with the original file again That was a general example.. Last edited by ryoohki; 05-30-2008 at 01:43 AM. |
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