BF2S Forums Improving Sound Quality?

a)Wait for it to be released and buy it?

or

b)Find a better copy.

Ryan wrote:

Those are my only options?
Bummer. Thanks.

It's basically the same as trying to make a 4x5 picture into a poster, by cutting up the 4x5.


_{well, not really, but you get the idea}

RDMC wrote:

Morpheus1229 wrote:

Ryan wrote:

Those are my only options?
Bummer. Thanks.

It's basically the same as trying to make a 4x5 picture into a poster, by cutting up the 4x5.


_{well, not really, but you get the idea}

What he said!

_{I don't get it.} 

Well, technically, the quality come in the bit rate of the audio file, as in how well the digital approximated the analog signal. Usually, a lower quality sound file will have not as many approximations, and a higher quality file will have more. What you are trying to do is take the lowered amount of files, and make it sound better, which is impossible. A similar thing (which can be done, but produces... interesting... side effects) is to lengthen a sound file in an editor (such as ProTools). This adds in extra digital noise, and does not sound as good as the original.

It's like having a picture which is 640x480 and trying to make it look non-pixelated on a 1280x1024 background.
You can't do it.

jsnipy wrote:

Funky_Finny wrote:

It's like having a picture which is 640x480 and trying to make it look non-pixelated on a 1280x1024 background.
You can't do it.

perfect analogy

I thank you.

256kb/s music ftw. Listening to some right now

Alright, thanks guys.