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Application of Multimedia Network Technology to Audio System Design

Recent advances in the computer industry have resulted in networks that concurrently support both real-time and asynchronous data transfers. Leveraging this technology will allow audio system designers to transmit and receive audio/video signals as well as a variety of control/feedback protocols on the same cable. This paper evaluates how these networks can dramatically enhance designs and provide dynamic flexibility to audio systems.

Author: O'Neal, David
Affiliation: National Semiconductor, Santa Clara, CA,
AES Convention:94 (March 1993) Paper Number:3557 Import into BibTeX
Subject:Computer-Aided Audio Productions

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