However, if you're doing what some of the parent's are suggesting and re-sampling and changing formats then you will have similar problems with aliasing.
Providing that you stick with full bit-rate and a lossless compression you can ignore that issue too.
I agree that Jitter is a non-issue in the fully digital domain. It was a pain when the halfway digital solutions (dat tapes etc.) couldn't keep reliable track of their clock syncs though.
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However, if you're doing what some of the parent's are suggesting and re-sampling and changing formats then you will have similar problems with aliasing.
Providing that you stick with full bit-rate and a lossless compression you can ignore that issue too.
I agree that Jitter is a non-issue in the fully digital domain. It was a pain when the halfway digital solutions (dat tapes etc.) couldn't keep reliable track of their clock syncs though.