Is the audio for music DVDs done to a different spec (24/96 maybe?) than CDs (16/44)? Is there any reason that the same source audio from an album might sound better on the DVD than on the CD?
I've noticed this a couple times, e.g., with the Emmylou Harris doc BUILDING THE WRECKING BALL, and the Classic Albums series doc on the Band's "brown album." When they pull tracks off the albums for the DVDs, they seem smoother and fuller than on the CDs. Both the albums I mention were tracked and mixed to tape (unless WRECKING BALL was mixed to some early digital format?), so I guess this is a mastering difference if it's anything.
Is this just a subjective impression, or is DVD audio done to a higher technical standard? If so, how? thanks.
I've noticed this a couple times, e.g., with the Emmylou Harris doc BUILDING THE WRECKING BALL, and the Classic Albums series doc on the Band's "brown album." When they pull tracks off the albums for the DVDs, they seem smoother and fuller than on the CDs. Both the albums I mention were tracked and mixed to tape (unless WRECKING BALL was mixed to some early digital format?), so I guess this is a mastering difference if it's anything.
Is this just a subjective impression, or is DVD audio done to a higher technical standard? If so, how? thanks.
Why does the audio in music documentary dvds sound better to me than CDs?
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