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I just listened to the difference . I've been meaning to do a comparison for ages -- now let's hope my standalone can do 48khz audio with MPEG-1...
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yes, better quality and size increase just a little!

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I just listened to the difference . I've been meaning to do a comparison for ages -- now let's hope my standalone can do 48khz audio with MPEG-1...
In your standalone, yo ur soun d is pro bab ly goi ng to sou n d l i ke t his
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01-06-2003, 08:33 AM
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In your standalone, yo ur soun d is pro bab ly goi ng to sou n d l i ke t his
It works fine!
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01-06-2003, 10:32 AM
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48KHz audio works fine on my player (Pioneer DV-343) as well. It's quite logical as that's the DVD specs

@jorel: The filesize won't change because the bitrate will still be the same.
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01-06-2003, 11:57 AM
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I've played my KVCDs (quite a lot) with 48kH audio on 5 different players and the all worked fine. Just one player (Universum) wasn't able to play
SVCD with 48kH (worked with SVCD/44.1 kH and VCD/48KH)

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01-06-2003, 01:15 PM
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I can only play 48Khz sound on 3 of my 5 players
So I guess I have to stick to 44.1Khz

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01-06-2003, 04:03 PM
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So I guess I have to stick to 44.1Khz
...or buy two new standalones .
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01-06-2003, 05:01 PM
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So I guess I have to stick to 44.1Khz
...or buy two new standalones .
I think it's about time I do that
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01-07-2003, 02:39 AM
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I think it's about time I do that
Don't forget to take a huge pile of different KVCDs with you to the store so you can test the players :P I know I'll have a hard time choosing a new player if my current one breaks down some day..
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01-07-2003, 02:45 AM
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I think it's about time I do that
Don't forget to take a huge pile of different KVCDs with you to the store so you can test the players :P
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I know I'll have a hard time choosing a new player if my current one breaks down some day..
Actually you won't . I know some folks at a large local video outlet store, and they have KVCD demos on just about every DVD player on the store . Playing on 46" Panasonic Plasma display to small "Wega" Tv's, they're showing KVCD cuts, and people think they are seeing DVDs . It's amazing how most new models play just about any format. Maybe manufacturers are "spying" on us

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01-07-2003, 04:50 AM
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It's amazing how most new models play just about any format. Maybe manufacturers are "spying" on us

-kwag
Damn right they should As I'm open to experimenting anything with digital video, I definitely want to have a player that will play anything I feed into it.

This might have something to do with the fact that some manufacturers use PC hardware in their players. I know some folks that have even replaced their standalone player drive with a PC DVD-ROM drive because the PC one was very quiet These are usually the ones that are not a well-known brand and are sold really cheap. This is definitely not a bad thing..I have a friend whose Thomson standalone player won't sometimes even play standard compliant VCDs! I told him to drop by a local department store, buy the cheapest player they have and see how that works.
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01-09-2003, 12:48 AM
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if you can get your hands on one, try out a panasonic rp82 or xp50. they both have the sage/faroudja deinterlacer chip and the panasonic mpeg decoder chip. i just got my RP82 and the picture is great, and it also plays just about any format from what i've heard and i know for a fact if plays KVCDx3 because i've done it.
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