On Sun, 30 Jan 2005 15:21:10 -0800, Bob Cain
wrote:

It is the bit depth that and sample rate together that
controls time resolution. Divide the sample period by the
number of discrete levels, (65536 for 16 bit) to get
approximately the time resolution. I think 16/44.1 at about
.35 nsec jitter is finer than the ear can detect.

This is very counter-intuitive. The extreme case of
infinite word length with no sample timing uncertainty
and no signal level modulation of sample point would
have, by implication, infinite bandwidth.

Wouldn't the reconstruction filtering process invalidate
this? Or is the answer over my head? Pretty likely.

Chris Hornbeck
"Don't be foolish, like the others." _Lola Montes_, 1955