it's just audio. what a silly thread. even i know how easy it is to re-encode video......not to mention the fact that 360 audio compression is not LOSSY. this is so full of fail it almost hurts.
it's just audio. what a silly thread. even i know how easy it is to re-encode video......not to mention the fact that 360 audio compression is not LOSSY. this is so full of fail it almost hurts.
3picuri3
Xbox 360 is only capable of LPCM 2.0, Dolby Digital and DTS. All Lossy.
it's just audio. what a silly thread. even i know how easy it is to re-encode video......not to mention the fact that 360 audio compression is not LOSSY. this is so full of fail it almost hurts.
it's just audio. what a silly thread. even i know how easy it is to re-encode video......not to mention the fact that 360 audio compression is not LOSSY. this is so full of fail it almost hurts.
AntiCrimeSpot6
Xbox 360 is only capable of LPCM 2.0, Dolby Digital and DTS. All Lossy. please do a bit more reading. and even if some of them have extremely minor loss-rates how does that make the game not possible on the 360? do you realize how incredibly easy it is to manipulate and re-encode audio? i do :).
LPCM is just how the sound data is sent when the player decodes the audio if I'm correct.
AntiCrimeSpot6
Yes, and since Xbox 360 isn't capable of passing LPCM 5.1, you would have no audio in the game. I'm sure thers DD or DTS in the game, if not it's not too hard to add...
LPCM is just how the sound data is sent when the player decodes the audio if I'm correct.
AntiCrimeSpot6
Yes, and since Xbox 360 isn't capable of passing LPCM 5.1, you would have no audio in the game. so, by your logic, which is flawed, all ports make no changes to code or audio right?
LPCM is just how the sound data is sent when the player decodes the audio if I'm correct.
AntiCrimeSpot6
Yes, and since Xbox 360 isn't capable of passing LPCM 5.1, you would have no audio in the game. You know VC was originally intended for the 360 right? Sure they would have let it go without audio, and the government put mics in my teeth
it's just audio. what a silly thread. even i know how easy it is to re-encode video......not to mention the fact that 360 audio compression is not LOSSY. this is so full of fail it almost hurts.
3picuri3
Xbox 360 is only capable of LPCM 2.0, Dolby Digital and DTS. All Lossy. please do a bit more reading. and even if some of them have extremely minor loss-rates how does that make the game not possible on the 360? do you realize how incredibly easy it is to manipulate and re-encode audio? i do :). Except it wouldn't be TrueHD anymore without lossless audio.
LPCM is just how the sound data is sent when the player decodes the audio if I'm correct.
Animal-Mother
Yes, and since Xbox 360 isn't capable of passing LPCM 5.1, you would have no audio in the game. You know VC was originally intended for the 360 right? Sure they would have let it go without audio, and the government put mics in my teeth hehe, agreed. such nonsense.
LPCM is just how the sound data is sent when the player decodes the audio if I'm correct.
Animal-Mother
Yes, and since Xbox 360 isn't capable of passing LPCM 5.1, you would have no audio in the game. You know VC was originally intended for the 360 right? Sure they would have let it go without audio, and the government put mics in my teeth Dude, get that **** checked! Fight the machine!
[QUOTE="AntiCrimeSpot6"][QUOTE="3picuri3"][QUOTE="AntiCrimeSpot6"] Xbox 360 is only capable of LPCM 2.0, Dolby Digital and DTS. All Lossy. please do a bit more reading. and even if some of them have extremely minor loss-rates how does that make the game not possible on the 360? do you realize how incredibly easy it is to manipulate and re-encode audio? i do :). Except it wouldn't be TrueHD anymore without lossless audio. Um, I doubt VC does TrueHD. And if it does I'm going to get it just for that.
[QUOTE="Chutebox"][QUOTE="AntiCrimeSpot6"][QUOTE="3picuri3"] please do a bit more reading. and even if some of them have extremely minor loss-rates how does that make the game not possible on the 360? do you realize how incredibly easy it is to manipulate and re-encode audio? i do :). Except it wouldn't be TrueHD anymore without lossless audio. Um, I doubt VC does TrueHD. And if it does I'm going to get it just for that. Sure it does. TrueHD = HD Video + HD Audio.
[QUOTE="Animal-Mother"][QUOTE="AntiCrimeSpot6"] Yes, and since Xbox 360 isn't capable of passing LPCM 5.1, you would have no audio in the game. Chutebox
You know VC was originally intended for the 360 right? Sure they would have let it go without audio, and the government put mics in my teeth Dude, get that **** checked! Fight the machine! I have an appointment with senator conspiracy theory tomorrow at 12
Is this a joke post? Did sega really say this?byge
Yes, the musical composer did in the latest edition of Famitsu. He said that only the PS3 can realize his vision of the Valkyria score and it is not possible on the XBox 360.
[QUOTE="AntiCrimeSpot6"][QUOTE="Chutebox"][QUOTE="AntiCrimeSpot6"] Except it wouldn't be TrueHD anymore without lossless audio. Um, I doubt VC does TrueHD. And if it does I'm going to get it just for that. Sure it does. TrueHD = HD Video + HD Audio. No, TrueHD is copyright from Dolby Digital. It's their lossless codec.
[QUOTE="AntiCrimeSpot6"][QUOTE="Chutebox"][QUOTE="AntiCrimeSpot6"] Except it wouldn't be TrueHD anymore without lossless audio. Um, I doubt VC does TrueHD. And if it does I'm going to get it just for that. Sure it does. TrueHD = HD Video + HD Audio. you're just owning yourself more. how does that make it not possible on the 360? what about all those games with visual downgrades that were ported to PS3? eh? what about those? are those NOT the same game that is on the 360? guess not. boys, call our lawyers, this man just made us MILLIONS!
[QUOTE="Chutebox"][QUOTE="AntiCrimeSpot6"][QUOTE="Chutebox"] Um, I doubt VC does TrueHD. And if it does I'm going to get it just for that. Sure it does. TrueHD = HD Video + HD Audio. No, TrueHD is copyright from Dolby Digital. It's their lossless codec. No, that's Dolby TrueHD
[QUOTE="3picuri3"][QUOTE="AntiCrimeSpot6"][QUOTE="Chutebox"] Um, I doubt VC does TrueHD. And if it does I'm going to get it just for that. Sure it does. TrueHD = HD Video + HD Audio. you're just owning yourself more. how does that make it not possible on the 360? what about all those games with visual downgrades that were ported to PS3? eh? what about those? are those NOT the same game that is on the 360? guess not. boys, call our lawyers, this man just made us MILLIONS! he has a point anticrimespot
[QUOTE="AntiCrimeSpot6"][QUOTE="Chutebox"][QUOTE="AntiCrimeSpot6"] Sure it does. TrueHD = HD Video + HD Audio. No, TrueHD is copyright from Dolby Digital. It's their lossless codec. No, that's Dolby TrueHD Yes, there is no such other thing of TrueHD.
Even if this were true, there are plenty of things the 360 can do that the PS3 cannot. For example, Oblivion on PS3 couldn't handle all of that wonderful game's DLC. It seems like a waste of time saying that whatever LPCM 5.1 is, the team could have just as easily made it the same good old fashioned 5.1 that the 360 has in all its games. What does LPCM add to the experience? Is it a make or break issue? Because I tried the demo the other day and didn't notice anything special about the sound. What's next, are people going to start saying every Dolby 7.1 capable PS3 game 'isn't possible on 360'? (There's an idea for your next thread, TC!)What a piss-poor argument. I know people with 7.1 recievers, but I've never met one that had 8 speakers hooked up to it.
Hmm, sounds like rubbish to me. I remember when VF5 wasn't possible on 360 because of how the PS3 was similar to the arcade kits it was built for, and see how that turned out in the end.
[QUOTE="donalbane"]Even if this were true, there are plenty of things the 360 can do that the PS3 cannot. For example, Oblivion on PS3 couldn't handle all of that wonderful game's DLC. It seems like a waste of time saying that whatever LPCM 5.1 is, the team could have just as easily made it the same good old fashioned 5.1 that the 360 has in all its games. What does LPCM add to the experience? Is it a make or break issue? Because I tried the demo the other day and didn't notice anything special about the sound. What's next, are people going to start saying every Dolby 7.1 game 'isn't possible on 360'? What a piss-poor argument. I know people with 7.1 recievers, but I've never met one that had 8 speakers hooked up to it. Yes, when you experience LPCM 5.1 (Or Dolby TrueHD or DTS HD-MA), you are experiencing lossless audio, the way the studio master is intended to be heard.
[QUOTE="AntiCrimeSpot6"][QUOTE="donalbane"]Even if this were true, there are plenty of things the 360 can do that the PS3 cannot. For example, Oblivion on PS3 couldn't handle all of that wonderful game's DLC. It seems like a waste of time saying that whatever LPCM 5.1 is, the team could have just as easily made it the same good old fashioned 5.1 that the 360 has in all its games. What does LPCM add to the experience? Is it a make or break issue? Because I tried the demo the other day and didn't notice anything special about the sound. What's next, are people going to start saying every Dolby 7.1 game 'isn't possible on 360'? What a piss-poor argument. I know people with 7.1 recievers, but I've never met one that had 8 speakers hooked up to it. Yes, when you experience LPCM 5.1 (Or Dolby TrueHD or DTS HD-MA), you are experiencing lossless audio, the way the studio master is intended to be heard. dude now your just trying to pull something technical out, SW has never talked about LCPM or whatever your talking about, and nor will we ever care. Why bother? Plus your at system wars where we mainly argue about gfx and games, not quality of sound.
[QUOTE="AntiCrimeSpot6"][QUOTE="donalbane"]Even if this were true, there are plenty of things the 360 can do that the PS3 cannot. For example, Oblivion on PS3 couldn't handle all of that wonderful game's DLC. It seems like a waste of time saying that whatever LPCM 5.1 is, the team could have just as easily made it the same good old fashioned 5.1 that the 360 has in all its games. What does LPCM add to the experience? Is it a make or break issue? Because I tried the demo the other day and didn't notice anything special about the sound. What's next, are people going to start saying every Dolby 7.1 game 'isn't possible on 360'? What a piss-poor argument. I know people with 7.1 recievers, but I've never met one that had 8 speakers hooked up to it. Yes, when you experience LPCM 5.1 (Or Dolby TrueHD or DTS HD-MA), you are experiencing lossless audio, the way the studio master is intended to be heard. Why do you keep saying LPCM 5.1? You know that's not the only way to get HD sound right? I'd rather use bitstream but unfortunately the Ps3 can't do it.
So how hard is it to make a game that uses a unique feature of a given platform and then say it would never work on another platofrm PS3/Xbox etc etc. Many wii games would never work on PS3...ZOMG! Does that make the game any good? Does it make the PS3 fail any less....not really.
[QUOTE="Animal-Mother"][QUOTE="AntiCrimeSpot6"][QUOTE="donalbane"]Even if this were true, there are plenty of things the 360 can do that the PS3 cannot. For example, Oblivion on PS3 couldn't handle all of that wonderful game's DLC. It seems like a waste of time saying that whatever LPCM 5.1 is, the team could have just as easily made it the same good old fashioned 5.1 that the 360 has in all its games. What does LPCM add to the experience? Is it a make or break issue? Because I tried the demo the other day and didn't notice anything special about the sound. What's next, are people going to start saying every Dolby 7.1 game 'isn't possible on 360'? What a piss-poor argument. I know people with 7.1 recievers, but I've never met one that had 8 speakers hooked up to it. Yes, when you experience LPCM 5.1 (Or Dolby TrueHD or DTS HD-MA), you are experiencing lossless audio, the way the studio master is intended to be heard. dude now your just trying to pull something technical out, SW has never talked about LCPM or whatever your talking about, and nor will we ever care. Why bother? Plus your at system wars where we mainly argue about gfx and games, not quality of sound. PCM means the player decodes the sound and sends it to whatever device is outputing sound. Bitstream is when the player sends the audio file to the receiver to decode.
[QUOTE="Chutebox"][QUOTE="AntiCrimeSpot6"][QUOTE="donalbane"]Even if this were true, there are plenty of things the 360 can do that the PS3 cannot. For example, Oblivion on PS3 couldn't handle all of that wonderful game's DLC. It seems like a waste of time saying that whatever LPCM 5.1 is, the team could have just as easily made it the same good old fashioned 5.1 that the 360 has in all its games. What does LPCM add to the experience? Is it a make or break issue? Because I tried the demo the other day and didn't notice anything special about the sound. What's next, are people going to start saying every Dolby 7.1 game 'isn't possible on 360'? What a piss-poor argument. I know people with 7.1 recievers, but I've never met one that had 8 speakers hooked up to it. Yes, when you experience LPCM 5.1 (Or Dolby TrueHD or DTS HD-MA), you are experiencing lossless audio, the way the studio master is intended to be heard. Why do you keep saying LPCM 5.1? You know that's not the only way to get HD sound right? I'd rather use bitstream but unfortunately the Ps3 can't do it. You don't need to bitstream. PS3 decodes both Dolby TrueHD and DTS HD-MA. Also, when you bitstream, you can't mix primary audio with secondary audio.
I guess if I ever muted a game that it in turn ruins the entire experience to such a degree that it's equivalent to not even being possible of being played. :?
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