Interesting talk on MQA and DSD

[James Tanner - Bryston]

https://vimeo.com/160027074

james

[Kal Rubinson]

What did they say?

[gbaby]

Originally Posted by Kal Rubinson

What did they say?

From what I can deduce, they are saying no specs have been released on MQA and as it stands now, its just another codec without any software to test or compare. And, if it gets popular, Bryston will jump on the band wagon. My personal opinion is that MQA may be too late as storage is not longer an issue.

[nicoff]

Originally Posted by gbaby

From what I can deduce, they are saying no specs have been released on MQA and as it stands now, its just another codec without any software to test or compare. And, if it gets popular, Bryston will jump on the band wagon. My personal opinion is that MQA may be too late as storage is not longer an issue.

Thanks for explaining. I could not make sense of it.

[Kal Rubinson]

Originally Posted by gbaby

From what I can deduce, they are saying no specs have been released on MQA and as it stands now, its just another codec without any software to test or compare. And, if it gets popular, Bryston will jump on the band wagon. My personal opinion is that MQA may be too late as storage is not longer an issue.

It's not storage anymore; it's streaming bandwidth.

Thanks for explaining. I have no patience for video interviews.

[scirica]

I don't disagree with them, but geez, what a couple of pompous tools.

[Grit]

Originally Posted by Kal Rubinson

It's not storage anymore; it's streaming bandwidth.

Thanks for explaining. I have no patience for video interviews.

I don't either. Perhaps it's a sign though of a younger generation entering this hobby.

[Soundserge]

Originally Posted by scirica

I don't disagree with them, but geez, what a couple of pompous tools.

Glad I wasn't the only one with this thought.

[Still-One]

Originally Posted by scirica

I don't disagree with them, but geez, what a couple of pompous tools.

+1 I couldn't have said it better.

[Kal Rubinson]

Originally Posted by Grit

I don't either. Perhaps it's a sign though of a younger generation entering this hobby.

Isn't that strange, though? We keep on hearing about the younger generation's limited attention span and their need to get information quickly and compactly. Well, aside from listening to the rare talented lecturer or trained public speaker, print is a more efficient way to get information. It my limited attention space that deters me from such video interviews including those I've done myself!