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Audio Quality Measurement or Comparison - vish...@gmail.com - Jun 14 7:56:09 2008



I m working on an assignment where in I have to split an audio channel into multiple sub
bands using QMF filters. I wanted to know how can I compare the quality of the input audio and
the reconstructed audio. Is there any method to do the same using frequency transform, If yes
how? Thanks in advance.

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Re: Audio Quality Measurement or Comparison - Amit - Jun 16 6:55:07 2008

If you are using a perfect reconstruction filterbank , then you can go with=
 SNR measurements to determine the quality. If you are using pseudo QMF(lik=
e the once in MP3) you can use a tool like EAQUAL, or similar methods,=C2 t=
o get a signal to mask (or noise to mask) measurement.
Regards,
Amit

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Subject: [audiodsp] Audio Quality Measurement or Comparison
I m working on an assignment where in I have to split an audio channel into=
 multiple sub bands using QMF filters. I wanted to know how can I compare t=
he quality of the input audio and the reconstructed audio. Is there any met=
hod to do the same using frequency transform, If yes how? Thanks in advance=
.
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