Frage von chris80:
Hello,
I have some analog tapes to miniDV via digitized. Only now I noticed that I am 44 as an audio format instead of 48 kHz was used (set to 12 bits instead of 16 bits).
Have I now any disadvantages if I miniDV material further example, a DVD and create it? DVD expected but AFAIK 48 kHz? If I then hochsamplen me and would thereby lose audio quality?
Thank you,
CHRIS
Antwort von tommyb:
Most likely you have not 32kHz and 44kHz.
A qualitative disadvantage you will not hear if you get it later on 48KHz walk, provided the sound is of lower quality (ie, Camera-Micro or similar).
Antwort von chris80:
Most likely you have not 32kHz and 44kHz.
A qualitative disadvantage you will not hear if you get it later on 48KHz walk, provided the sound is of lower quality (ie, Camera-Micro or similar). Fact, G-Spot shows me at 32 kHz. How come I only to 44 khz?
It is Privatfilmereien (holiday videos, football club, family events, etc.), filmed with a VHS-C camera, it was built using Micro. So really no HQ audio pleasure:)
What exactly is happening now but when Hochsamplen? Is the sound really bad, if it is synonymous with this material does not hear? As a layman, I think: It is not "lost", but it is something "artificial" add ...
The alternative would be: Again via miniDV digitizer. But the analog tapes are in the 3 years since the first digitization certainly not better ...
Thank you,
CHRIS
Antwort von tommyb:
There is nothing lost s.sich the 32KHz to 48KHz are merely interpolated. Also changes the bit depth (of 12 to 16).
To make a difference to notice, you have to pretty high quality sound on the soundtrack is a need - then you would synonymous difference between 48KHz and 32KHz can hear.
Since it is not your source, but an analog that could be a re-scan with benefits bring. Only this would not only tangible benefits of quality, the existing audio quality due.
Keep your stuff so when.
