Physical and Virtual Tracks in Helical Recording Systems

Sauvain, Ph. and Schlup, J. C.

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Physical and Virtual Tracks in Helical Recording Systems

Different strategies of shuffling have been used for the 24-bit NAGRA digital recorder. One of these is especially adapted for scissor-editing capabilities. This paper describes and explains the principle of this strategy.

Author (s): Sauvain, Ph.; Schlup, J. C.;
Affiliation: NAGRA-D Team of Kudelski S.A., Cheseaux, Switzerland (See document for exact affiliation information.)
AES Convention: 94 Paper Number:3505
Publication Date: 1993-03-06
Session subject: Digital Recordings and Reproduction

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