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 accepted In what units is a sample's amplitude value represented, and how it relates to the real world?
May
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 comment In what units is a sample's amplitude value represented, and how it relates to the real world?
Regarding why the 6 dB / bit rule, I found some references at Audio bit depth#Digital audio on wikipedia. The linked article looks promising: Walt Kester (2007). Taking the Mystery out of the Infamous Formula, "SNR = 6.02N + 1.76dB," and Why You Should Care and seems to have a title style from Bell's era ;).
May
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 asked In what units is a sample's amplitude value represented, and how it relates to the real world?
Jan
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 comment Lossless extracting of JPEGs from an MJPEG video
by without re-saving he means what's called lossless extraction (or, conversion), I think.
Nov
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 comment Creating sound effects for beginners?
@DrMayhem thanks, I will try to rewrite it in the week then. Maybe it's enough to ask for recommend resources like books?
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 revised Creating sound effects for beginners?
bad grammar fix
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 asked Creating sound effects for beginners?
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 comment Good open source Video Editors?
Note that Lightworks is not open-source currently, but open-sourcing it is on the roadmap.
Oct
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 comment An open source sound editor, but not Audacity?
I would say Ardour's development team is actually very active but on the same time very small (a few programmers). See viewcvs.ardour.org/index.cgi/ardour2/ardour2/branches the last commit was 26 minutes ago... ;)
Oct
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 comment An open source sound editor, but not Audacity?
I disagree. The Linux version is free (without support on IRC and mailing list). Encouraged payment here. But I guess since XCode + a Mac costs money, payment for the OS X version is expected. Developing with Audio Units seems to require XCode.