@ejr1953 That's pretty much how I understand it, based on MQA and Benchmark data.
How Warner Bros. will do this I have no idea. I know MQA provides a "generic" AD de-blur setting in case the original converter data is not available, but as I understand it, once the tracks are mixed together there's now way to de-blur that.
To avoid confusion, there are also de-blurring, or compensating steps at the DAC end too. It's easy to confuse them together. :)
Best,
Erik
How Warner Bros. will do this I have no idea. I know MQA provides a "generic" AD de-blur setting in case the original converter data is not available, but as I understand it, once the tracks are mixed together there's now way to de-blur that.
To avoid confusion, there are also de-blurring, or compensating steps at the DAC end too. It's easy to confuse them together. :)
Best,
Erik