Lecture

MP3 Compression

Description

This lecture covers the MP3 encoding process, focusing on the goal of reducing the number of bits to represent the original signal through a lossy compression scheme. Topics include psycho-acoustic models, subband filtering, critical bands, optimized filtering, quantization, and rescaling.

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Information engineering

Signal processing: Data compression

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