Audio in the 21st Century

Audio in the 21st Century: by Scott Janus
Major changes have recently evolved in the field of audio. For example, the MP3 format has become widely popular and has moved from the realm of technophiles into the general consumer market. Digital formats such as MP3 have radically changed the nature of audio, making possible file sharing, increased flexibility and mobility, as well as raising content protection concerns.
Audio in the 21st Century is an introduction and exploration of digital audio, including Compact Discs, DVD-Audio, MP3, AC-3 (Dolby Digital), and many other related topics. The author describes state-of-the-art digital audio in a way that is accessible to a neophyte, yet still useful to a senior engineer.
Covered are digital audio fundamentals and topics including:
Sound and Hearing
Sampling theory and quantization
Surround Sound
Format standards such as MPEG and AC-3
Details about CD, DVD, DTV, and Digital Radio
Streaming audio technologies
PC Sound
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Publisher: Intel Press
Page Count: 366
ISBN10: 0971786151
ISBN13: 9780971786158
Cover: Hardcover
Media: Diskette
Pub Date: 05/28/2004