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31st March 2008, 21:49 | #1 | Link |
EphMan
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Dither Being Applied To Burnt CD
I am testing the small audio burning application called Burrrn.
One of its default options is "dither" with "medium noise-shaping". What is this exactly? Does it boost quality of burnt audio discs? |
31st March 2008, 22:56 | #2 | Link | |
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31st March 2008, 23:03 | #3 | Link |
Ursus arctos horribilis
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In image processing, dithering is the process of adding noise to an image to remove artifacts created by another process (typically color reduction). I'd imagine that Burrn would try to mask some sort of background clicks or other harsh sounds by adding subtle noise. Of course, this is speculation.
Personally, I put enough faith in the studios to make good sounding CDs, and I don't worry about such artifacts. Maybe it'd be more applicable if you were burning low quality mp3s to a CD. |
31st March 2008, 23:47 | #4 | Link | |
EphMan
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I'm wondering why this dither filtering is a default option. I was hoping to find some forum somewhere dedicated to this application but I've yet to find anything. I might just have to burn the same cd twice and compare results! |
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