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Main Setting, Digital-to-Analog Converters DAC and S/PDIF digital interface will output. - hd

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Main Setting Sample Rate The Sample rate determines the number of audio samples per second that the Digital-to-Analog Converters (DAC) and S/PDIF digital interface will output. The Xonar Xense audio card can support sample rates up to 192KHz (44.1K, 48K, 96K, 192KHz). Usually audio CDs and MP3 files are 44.1KHz; DVD-Video uses 48KHz; DVD-Audio or other HD media may contain 96KHz or 192KHz high-definition audio content. Select the corresponding sample rate for your playback sources to get the best audio fidelity. Even if your setting differs from the audio source's sample rate, the Xonar Xense engine will do super high fidelity sample-rate-conversion with a double floating-point filter, which can reduce total harmonic distortion (THD+N) by -140dB. 1 1 Sample Rate Select the sample rate that corresponds to (or exceeds that of) your playback sources, for optimal audio fidelity. Your audio card supports sample rates up to 192KHz (44.1K, 48K, 96K, 192KHz). Typical values are: • Audio CD, MP3, WMA, Wave files are 44.1KHz. • The audio of DVD-Video is 48KHz. • DVD-Audio or other HD media may contain 96KHz or 192KHz high-definition audio content. ASUS Xonar Xense 15

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ASUS Xonar Xense
Main Setting
Sample Rate
The Sample rate determines the number of audio samples per second that the
Digital-to-Analog Converters (DAC) and S/PDIF digital interface will output. The
Xonar Xense audio card can support sample rates up to 192KHz (44.1K, 48K, 96K,
192KHz). Usually audio CDs and MP3 files are 44.1KHz; DVD-Video uses 48KHz;
DVD-Audio or other HD media may contain 96KHz or 192KHz high-definition audio
content. Select the corresponding sample rate for your playback sources to get the
best audio fidelity. Even if your setting differs from the audio source’s sample rate,
the Xonar Xense engine will do super high fidelity sample-rate-conversion with a
double floating-point filter, which can reduce total harmonic distortion (THD+N) by
-140dB.
1
Sample Rate
Select the sample rate that corresponds to (or exceeds that of) your playback
sources, for optimal audio fidelity. Your audio card supports sample rates up to
192KHz (44.1K, 48K, 96K, 192KHz). Typical values are:
•
Audio CD, MP3, WMA, Wave files are 44.1KHz.
•
The audio of DVD-Video is 48KHz.
•
DVD-Audio or other HD media may contain 96KHz or 192KHz high-definition
audio content.
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