CHAPTER 3.7 Radio Station Automation, Networks, and Audio StorageDigital Audio Compression Technologies
SCHUYLER QUACKENBUSH
Audio Research Labs Scotch Plains, New Jersey
FRED WYLIE
Audio Processing Technology, Ltd. Belfast, Northern Ireland
INTRODUCTION
Virtually all applications of digital audio deal with enormous amounts of data. Even though modern computer networks have a capacity that may eliminate the need for audio signal compression, there remain many channels, including nearly all wireless communications channels, for which signal compression is essential for commercial viability of applications. Because of this, compression is an integral part of all digital radio and digital television systems, including
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