On Tue, Nov 11, 2008 at 08:39:52PM +0000, Folderol wrote:
> The default sample format is indeed 32 bit float, but is selectable as
> 16 or 24bit integer as well.
>
> Also dither can be 'None' 'Rectangle' 'Triangle' and most interestingly
> 'Shaped'. Guess what, out-of-the box default is for 'Shaped'.
The code is based on Jack's but implemented quite differently.
> I'll do a few more tests myself, but I'm rather of the opinion that
> I've just stirred up a non-issue.
I don't think so...
I just ripped Audacity's dither code and put it in a simple
jack app to test it. Things seem OK... The 'shaped' spectrum
is not entirely what I expected, but it's quite different and
*way* lower than what I measused on you files.
There must be something else going on...
Caio,
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