DaveAudio
Jun 19 2009, 10:30
Plz add some tutorial/reference spots for AAC-SBR
Thanks in Advance
ShowsOn
Jun 19 2009, 13:26
AAC + SBR is also called HE-AAC.
It refers to a codec designed for low bitrates, usually below 80 Kbps suitable for encoding music without irritating artifacts, although it doesn't produce transparency. Rather, it is just designed not to sound annoying.
I believe SBR means "Sub-Band Replication", it is a way of synthesising high frequency data that is filtered out of the original signal in a way that isn't annoying, and avoids harsh compression artefacts.
QUOTE (ShowsOn)
I believe SBR means "Sub-Band Replication"
IIRC, it is
Spectral Band Replication.
QUOTE (DaveAudio)
Plz add some tutorial/reference spots for AAC-SBR
First 2 links from Google:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spectral_band_replicationhttp://www.codingtechnologies.com/products/sbr.htm
DaveAudio
Jun 23 2009, 13:47
where i find some AAC-SBR Test Streams ?