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Originally Posted by Knipps
yeah, this is nothing new guys  |
you two! constantly reminding us that we're living in the past. "move on, douglas."
(bonus points if you can tell me the TV show that quote is from)
it's been a problem, and with the TV makers adding in more post-processing, it will continue to be a problem. i prefer the raw signal, let me decide what to do with it. i've almost got the audiophile's dream system: everything comes in through my receiver first, then it goes to the end-user electronic item. like with the cable-TV signal, first it goes through my receiver, then on to the TV, so i can mute the TV's on-board electronics and process the audio signal how i like to hear it. of course there are things wrong with that type of setup, too, in that you are introducing "noise" into the cable's picture signal. not much, way less than the public's accepted .005% THD, but it's still there. much less aware of it now that the signal is digital.
