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PCM on a DVD? You're talking about Dolby Digital and that is a lossy algorithm

Posted by Jazz Inmate on September 6, 2007 at 10:08:30:
Oscar is talking about lossless PCM at a greater bitrate than DD provides. I don't see how a reasonable person can argue against lossless PCM. It just seems like you'll poke around until you find one example where the DD and LPCM versions sound the same and use it to bash the idea that lossless PCM is the way to go. That's just a counter-quality position.
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