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What does codec stand for?
enCODE/ DECode
Lossless
Data Manipulation, Bit for Bit replication with a 2:1 ratio
Lossy
Ear Manipulation, Sometimes over 90% reduction
Lossless Codecs
Apple Lossless, Windows Media, Monkey's Audio, FLAC (Free Lossless Audio Codec)
Lossy Codecs
MP3, MPEG-1, AAC, MP4, Windows Media, Real Audio, OGG Vorbis, ADPCM, APT-X
"Fools" your ear. Audio is divided into short segments and fewer bits are sent to "unimportant" bands
Frequency Coding (Perceptual)
Used to determine the relative importance of bands. Frequency/ Amplitude relationship
Masking (Perceptual)
Saving bits where information is redundant, especially at high frequencies where our ears don't localize as well
Interchannel Redundancy (Perceptual)
Matrix Encoding, mono where possible, and steers most significant sounds L/R Redundancy
Joint Stereo (Perceptual)
Joint Stereo Algorithm predicts next sample by analyzing previous behavior. Measures the difference between Prediction and actual sample while encoding the difference
Differential Coding (Predictive Analysis)
Defines bandwidth, not quality. Keeps the same speed/ bandwidth and doesn't change when audio gets more complex. Better for streaming
Constant Bit Rate Encoding
Defines Quality, not bandwidth. Adjusts bandwidth for more complex sounds. Better for downloading.
Variable Bit Rate Encoding
Single Layer/ Single Side
DVD-5
Single Layer/ Dual Side
DVD-9
Double Side/ Single Layer
DVD-10
Double Side/ Mixed Layer
DVD-14
Double Sided/ Dual Layer
DVD-18
DVD-5 Capacity
4.38G
DVD-9 Capacity
7.95G
DVD-10 Capacity
8.75G
DVD Video Total Throughput
10.08 Mbps
DVD Video, Video Throughput
9.8 Mbps
DVD Video, Audio Throughput
6.144 Mbps
DVD Video, Streams of Audio
8
DVD Video Required Formats
PCM or Dolby Digital (AC-3)
PCM Specs
Stereo Only
16-24 Bit
48k or 96k Sample Rate
High Quality, not high bandwidth
Dolby Digital (AC-3) Specs
1-5 Channels
16-24 bit
32, 44.1 and 48k sample rate
5.1 bit rate = 384 kbps
stereo bit rate = 192 kbps
DTS Specs
754 kbps (perceptual)
1.5 Mbps (Predictive)
DVD Audio Max throughput
9.6 Mbps
DVD Audio Groups and playlists
9 groups (PLAYLIST)
99 tracks per group
DVD Audio MAx Channels
up to 6
44.1 - 192k Sample Rate, but stereo only above 96k
SMART
(System Managed Audio Resource Technique) Producer defined parameters for down-mixing
Takes advantage of the periodic nature of waveforms by encoding redundant data into smaller words
Entropy Coding
Interchannel Redundancy works well where?
Higher Frequencies
M-S Stereo
Matrix Encoding like FM
Intensity Stereo
Mono where possible, but sends most predominant sounds L/R
ADPCM
(Adaptive Differential PCM) Generic form of data reduction
(Predictive Lossy)
APT-X
Foundational Code for DTS
(Predictive Lossy)
DVD-Video Specs
Total = 10.08
Video = 9.8
Audio = 6.144 (Mbps)
Dolby Bit Rate for 5.1
384 kbps
Dolby Bit Rate for Stereo
192 kbps
In DVD-Audio, Still images are allowed, but not video
TRUE
DVD Audio Disk do not play on DVD Video Player
TRUE
DVD Audio Max Throughput
9.6 Mbps that is all for audio
DSD
Direct Stream Digital = PDM (Pulse Density Modulation)
1 bit at 2.8224 Mhz
DSD leaves the Nyquists frequency at?
1.4112 MHz
DST
Direct Stream Transfer
Lossless data reduction for DSD
Blu-Ray Specs
25 of 50 GB
48 Mbps of data tranfer
Blue-Ray Lossy Codecs
Dolby = 640 kbps
Dolby Digital Plus = 4.736 Mbps
DTS = 1.5Mbps
Blu-Ray Lossless Codecs
True HD = Up to 18.64 Mbps
DTS-HD = up to 24.5 Mbps