Is high-resolution audio really as good as it sounds? - Macworld/Techhive

[Musicophile]

Is high-resolution audio really as good as it sounds? | TechHive

 

Probably a realistic view for the average consumer's position.

[RealAudio]

Is high-resolution audio really as good as it sounds? | TechHive

 

Probably a realistic view for the average consumer's position.

 

From the article you linked to "Instead, Montgomery says, when you buy into high-resolution audio, all you end up with is a healthy dose of pseudoscience"

[realhifi]

At least the article ends on a positive note as regards both downloads and cd ripping. This argument is not going away anytime soon.

[Maldur]

In article says: "Christopher “Monty” Montgomery, a digital audio engineer who heads the non-profit Xiph.org Foundation that’s responsible for the Opus, Ogg Vorbis, and FLAC digital audio codecs."

 

What? This guy is an digital software engineer at most, not an audio engineer. Or what hardware products we can see from his engineering career?

[RealAudio]

In article says: "Christopher “Monty” Montgomery, a digital audio engineer who heads the non-profit Xiph.org Foundation that’s responsible for the Opus, Ogg Vorbis, and FLAC digital audio codecs."

 

What? This guy is an digital software engineer at most, not an audio engineer. Or what hardware products we can see from his engineering career?

 

Go to their website, his e-mail address is posted, and ask him.