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July 22nd, 2003, 10:22 AM
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Ultra Guru
 
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ATRAC Type-S? ATRAC Type-R? The difference is...?
Not much!
In fact, the only difference is that Type-S enables, "improved playback" of MDLP encoded discs. It does NOTHING on the encoding side of things, it is merely for playback only and works with ALL MDLP discs. Type-S incorporates Type-R for SP (Standard) encoding, so real-time recordings of Type-S and Type-R units will sound the same in SP and indeed MDLP modes. Why? Because units equipped with Type-R and Type-S still use ATRAC3 to encode MDLP tracks. Put very simply, Type-S does not offer any improvements over Type-R, except for enhanced MDLP track PLAYBACK.
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