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K. Brandenburg, and D. Seitzer, "OCF: Coding High Quality Audio with Data Rates of 64 kbit/sec," Paper 2723, (1988 November.). doi:
K. Brandenburg, and D. Seitzer, "OCF: Coding High Quality Audio with Data Rates of 64 kbit/sec," Paper 2723, (1988 November.). doi:
Abstract: The most recent version of OCF (Optimum Coding in the frequency domain) allows coding to 64 kbit/sec. (1.45 bit/sample at 44.1 kHz sampling frequency). Main advantages of OCF are 1) only a single DSP is needed for decoding, 2) flexible selection of quality (masking threshold) and bit-rate is possible. The same decoder can be used to decode 64 kbit/sec hi-fi or 128 kbit/sec studio quality signals.
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The most recent version of OCF (Optimum Coding in the frequency domain) allows coding to 64 kbit/sec. (1.45 bit/sample at 44.1 kHz sampling frequency). Main advantages of OCF are 1) only a single DSP is needed for decoding, 2) flexible selection of quality (masking threshold) and bit-rate is possible. The same decoder can be used to decode 64 kbit/sec hi-fi or 128 kbit/sec studio quality signals.
Authors:
Brandenburg, Karlheinz; Seitzer, D.
Affiliation:
Universitat Erlangen-Nurnberg, Erlangen, West Germany
AES Convention:
85 (November 1988)
Paper Number:
2723
Publication Date:
November 1, 1988Import into BibTeX
Subject:
Recording
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