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April 12, 2014 at 1:50 am Quote #34822 | |
MrGrayson (27) | Hello everybody. For those that do not know me, my name is Grayson Courtney & I’m a new member here on vhtrading. Anyways my friend & I were talking the other day & he told me that HDtracks (which I know about) now sells internationally (I missed that announcement). I checked HDtracks & saw that their Van Halen stuff is available in Canada! I have the Roth-era HDCD remasters which I’m quite happy with, I play them through Windows Media Player. HDCDs are 44.1kHz/20bits. I see that the Roth-era albums are offered in both 96kHz/24bits & 192kHz/24bits. I know that to make an HDCD, the master tape has to be transferred using a 20-bit or 24-bit machine. Now I think that those HDCDs were made almost 15 years ago. Back then 96kHz/24bit existed but I think 192kHz/24bits is a new thing. I could see Warner transferring/remastering the albums in 96kHz/24bits back when they were making the HDCD remasters but I can’t see Warner doing a whole new transfer in 192kHz/24bits just for HDtracks. Are the Van Halen HDtracks legit 96kHz/192kHz/24bits or have they been upsampled? Also I noticed 5150 on there as 44.1kHz/24bits. That suggests to me that 5150 was transferred/remastered for HDCD while they were making the Roth HDCDs but since it’s only 44.1kHz/24bits that contradicts what I said before. I’ve haven’t heard anything about 5150 on HDtracks, so is 5150 upsampled? Sorry for the long explanation, I just wanted to share my logic on this. My question is are the Van Halen HDtracks upsampled? MrGraysonQuote |
April 12, 2014 at 10:16 am Quote #34824 | |
ron (11774) | Does this previous thread provide any of the answers you seek? ronQuote |
April 12, 2014 at 11:30 pm Quote #34844 | |
MrGrayson (27) |
Yes, thank you. MrGraysonQuote |
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