Hej

Et lille uddrag fra en artikel i High Fidelity 1/2007:

"Den gode nyhed er, at DR eksperimenterer med nyt udstyr til komprimering af audiosignalerne, og det skal være så godt, at en bit-rate på 128 kbps kommer op på det kvalitetsniveau, der hidtil har krævet 160 kbps. Hvordan kommer 160 kbps så til at lyde?"

Hvis det går som det plejer, vil DR nok bare bruge det kvalitetsløft til flere kanaler end til bedre lyd.

Mvh Flemming

http://www.digitalradiotech.co.uk/bitrate_vs_quality.htm se lige her ...,

alle de viste typer af incodere fald som bræde til jorden på mine ældgamle Stax lyttebøffer .. *griner*

der skal mere bitrate til at det lyder nogenlunde godt

Fra samme link:

All DAB receivers will be obsolete in a few years' time

30th November 2006

The DAB system has recently adopted the new AAC+ audio codec, and existing stations that use the old MP2 format will probably be switched off completely in the UK in around 7-8 years' time. More to the point, however, DAB radios being sold in the shops today will not be able to receive any of the many new stations that will launch using the new AAC+ format in the coming years; some of which will probably launch as soon as 3 years from now.

However, DAB receivers that will support the new AAC+ codec will be available from next spring, so if you want to buy a DAB receiver that will be able to receive these new stations you would be best off waiting until then.

Mvh Flemming