Mary C. Gruszka
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CBS brings the music in Surround Sound

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There are a few more parts of the AES3 bitstream that still need to be discussed—the timeslots for the digital audio signal, as well as the user and channel status bits.
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The channel status bits provide a wealth of information about its associated audio channel, which can be used by an AES receiver/decoder for subsequent processing.

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Ensuring quality of cable, satellite and telecom distributed broadcast signals.
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The importance of monitoring throughout the MPEG signal chain
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Rosum technology uses TV RF as alternative to GPS
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How can you find out if your audio equipment has the dreaded pin 1-problem?
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While I've seen coverage of this topic in the commercial sound realm, I don't think it's gotten as much attention in the broadcast world.

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Are audio consoles obsolete in the age of digital audio workstations and computer audio editing programs? Not by a long shot.

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This month we'll wind up our series on the structure of AES audio with a discussion of embedded audio in a SMPTE 292M high-definition signal.

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If some friends invite you over to check out their favorite TV program on their new wide-screen flat-panel display, you may not want to mention how bad the lip sync is off.

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It's said that nature abhors a void, so it didn't take long for other types of data to fill this space, digital audio being the most common.
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When designing and building an HD facility, the video part can be relatively simple compared to audio.
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With NAB2007 fast approaching, here are some tips to help in your search for a surround sound mixing system.

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The AES3 digital audio signal is composed of frames, with each frame containing a digital sample from each of two audio channels.
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It is consistent with what I've learned, taught and lived with through the years: slits behind the microphone diaphragm allow the sound to enter and create acoustic cancellations.
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Last time we looked at some general characteristics of digital consoles. Now we will look more closely at those specifically needed for surround sound mixing.
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