Doug Smith W9WI wrote:


I am however noticing compression artifacts. I'm generally fairly
immune to artifacts. (I have no problems with MP3 files; on digital TV,
people can point out artifacts and I still can't see them!) So I
suspect those who *are* sensitive to these are going to find HD AM
rather difficult to listen to.


That would drive me nuts. I am very aware of artifacts, especially
from aliasing. The digital NPR feed sometimes drives me nuts with all
the aliasing artifacts in some of the programs.

--
Eric F. Richards

"Nature abhors a vacuum tube." -- Myron Glass,
often attributed to J. R. Pierce, Bell Labs, c. 1940

I can pick up at least nine FM radio stations in the day time and eight
AM radio stations in the day time in the Jackson metro area.A few years
ago,Betsy Myers (of nbc or whichever commie crooked fed govt Ministry Of
Propaganda network she works for) phoned me.I dont know why though,as
soon as I said,Who is this? and she said her name,I slammed my phone
down so hard you could hear it from here to Anchorage,Alaska.Once in a
great lonnnngggg while I will forget to unplug my phone when I get
through using it,and "she!" sneaks in on my phone!,it made me Sick!
Those kind of "people" take whatever you tell them and they twist it
around to fit their commie twisted agenda.I know how they work.
cuhulin