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> Well CDs use the obscure rate of 44.1 kHz. Not 44 kHz, but 44.1 kHz.
> Apparently this is due to some historical reasoning that I forget now.
I suspect it has to do with syncing with pre-existing video signals.
> I guess DVD uses 48 kHz for a similar reason...
48 kHz was already standard in recording studios on DAT tapes, and I assume
it was also used for movie sound. So that is why DVD used 48 kHz, but where
that frequency came from in the first place I don't know. 48 kHz is quite a
nice round number, so I guess they just made it up.
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