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Error Correcting Codes for Digital Audio

The word -code- has many meanings. Some people refer to computer programs as codes; others refer to magnetic modulation schemes or analog-to-digital conversion formats as codes. However, from our point of view a code embodies a methodology for inserting digital redundancy into a digital data stream. The purpose of this redundancy is to provide some protection against errors or garbles which may occur after the encoding.

Author: Berlekamp, E. R.
Affiliation: Cyclotomics, Berkeley, CA
AES Conference:1st International Conference: Digital Audio (June 1982)
Paper Number:Rye-014 Import into BibTeX
Subject:Digital Audio

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