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Sound Card Recorder
Powerful voice activated microphone recorder for Windows. Click here to learn more.Joint Stereo
In audio engineering, joint refers to a joining of several channels of similar information in some way, in order to obtain, for example, higher quality or smaller file size. Joint frequency encoding is an encoding technique used in audio data compression to reduce the data rate The idea is to merge a given frequency range of multiple sound channels together so that the resulting encoding will perceive the sound information of that range not as a bundle of separate channels but as one homogenous lump. This will naturally destroy the original channel separation for good, as the information cannot be accurately reconstructed, but this process will greatly lessen the amount of required storage space. The term joint stereo has become prominent as the Internet has allowed for the transfer of relatively low bit rate, acceptable-quality audio with modest Internet access speeds. It should be noted that there are many types of joint stereo encoding. Not all of them are forms of joint frequency encoding. Two types are described here, both of which are implemented in various ways with different codecs, such as MP3, AAC and Ogg Vorbis. The intensity stereo coding form of joint stereo encoding functions on the principle of sound localization - by removing the stereo component of sounds that humans cannot discern the direction of (i.e. the lowest bass frequencies). Intensity stereo coding does not perfectly reconstruct the original audio because of the loss of data resulting in the simplification of the stereo image, and can produce unwanted artifacts with certain types of source material. This limitation is usually unapparent, and with high quality algorithms, intensity stereo coding has become a prime choice among most lossy audio encoding authors. In fact, it is usually simply called "joint stereo" in most audio codecs.![]()
Phone Call Recorder
Must have software for voice modem. Record all phone calls automatically, watch Caller ID information, create you own powerful answering machine. Perfect sound quality. Click here to learn more.
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