From: Chris Fulljames Date: Sat, 21 Feb 2026 17:31:41 +0000 (-0500) Subject: Correct bit depth X-Git-Url: https://littlesong.place/gitweb/?a=commitdiff_plain;h=ce21496438fc31d97fa89c25d6c74353ddd8f81c;p=littlesongplace.git Correct bit depth --- diff --git a/src/littlesongplace/templates/dreams-importer.html b/src/littlesongplace/templates/dreams-importer.html index 16420cd..eabbcca 100644 --- a/src/littlesongplace/templates/dreams-importer.html +++ b/src/littlesongplace/templates/dreams-importer.html @@ -71,10 +71,10 @@ The script performs the following sequence for each song in the queue: (For the audio nerds: The audio is recorded through a pair of USB audio interfaces, one connected to the PS5 and one to the PC. Audio is recorded at -24 bits/48 kHz. The audio signal gets converted from digital to analog and -back again, so there will be some inherent losses in this process. But in -general it should be better than the lossy compressed audio you get from most -HDMI capture cards or the built-in screen recordings.) +16 bits/48 kHz (better than CD qulaity). The audio signal gets converted from +digital to analog and back again, so there will be some inherent losses in this +process. But in general it should be better than the lossy compressed audio you +get from most HDMI capture cards or the built-in screen recordings.)