SSIA
Can you burn 24bit files into SACD format??
I dont even know it if possible~
Probably difficult to do
Sorry, they're two different, non-compatible formats. The only way to do this would be 24-bit > D/A > analog in to SACD A/D > SACD format.
that sounds no fun!
case closed
maybe one day...
i THOUGHT THAT SACD WAS A 24BIT FORMAT?
Quote from: MattD on January 05, 2006, 11:00:52 PM
Sorry, they're two different, non-compatible formats. The only way to do this would be 24-bit > D/A > analog in to SACD A/D > SACD format.
i think that is what m0k3 was doing with the v3 in front of the tascam unit...
primer on SACD
Quote from: Senor Nizzel on January 06, 2006, 02:06:02 AM
i THOUGHT THAT SACD WAS A 24BIT FORMAT?
It's actually a one-bit format.
Quote from: macdaddy on January 06, 2006, 02:56:43 AM
i think that is what m0k3 was doing with the v3 in front of the tascam unit...
I'm pretty sure he was only using the V3 as a preamp in this case (analog out).
I don't believe that there are any consumer devices that are capable of creating sacd disks playable in "normal" sacd players. I believe that Moke's Tascam burns DSD-encoded disks (DSD is the format sacd disks use), but that the tascam-burned disks will not play back on a standard sacd player.