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Adjust 'locked' volume levels when using optical audo
"This "feature" is both annoying and unneeded."
Adjust 'locked' volume levels when using optical audo
Enquiring minds want to know how adjusting signal strength on a digital receiver is good, but adjusting signal strength on a digital broadcaster is bad.
Adjust 'locked' volume levels when using optical audo
Adjusting volume at the digital signal stage requires re-computing the sample values, and results in loss of resolution and/or clipping of the waveform.
Adjust 'locked' volume levels when using optical audo
That doesn't make any sense. Digital is digital. You don't need to resample the bits, you just need to apply a modifier to the waveform equation multiplying sinx by 2 doesn't distort the sin wave. Time to do some research, I guess.
Adjust 'locked' volume levels when using optical audo
I found the answer from a link another commenter sent me. The signal is not distorted as long as your gain is done in steps that don't result in rounding errors. So it is possible to adjust volume on a digital signal without creating distortion, just not trivial. |
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