[78-L] 78s To Computers.

[Mike Richter]

joe at salerno.com wrote:
> There are/were attempts to make higher fidelity CDs, call super-CDs or 
> some such, and audio DVDs. That may be why you are seeing occasionally 
> references to higher than standard audio CD parameters. I don't know how 
> these formats did in other countries, but in the US they have never made 
> a big splash with the general public. They appeal to high end audio geeks.

DVD-Audio has not yet established itself in the market; one is free to 
speculate on why and when (or if) they will. It is not a format as CD-DA 
is; it is a framework within a wide range of formats may be contained. 
Thus, it may be used for shorter programs in very high quality and/or 
multiple channels; for very long programs in modest quality in one or 
two channels; or something in between.

Mike
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