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Advice for Mastering and Authoring DVD-Audio Content

Overview This note is addressed to content creators and to companies providing equipment or software for mastering or authoring content for release on DVD-Audio. It supplements the important guidelines proposed by Nippon Columbia Ltd.

DVD-Audio supports sampling rates between 88.2kHz and 192kHz and is capable of delivering audio above 20kHz. To date, audio equipment designers have normally accepted 20kHz as an upper design limit – and indeed, even the exceptional human listener cannot normally detect continuous tones for frequencies much above 25kHz.

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Publisher	DVD Forum	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	June 2000	Downloads	26
Format	White Papers
Topics	MP3 / Digital Formats, Music Media, Sound Recording

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