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Hi Andor. Andor> Markus Erne's phd thesis at ETH Zurich might be of interest to Andor> you: "Signal adaptive audio coding using wavelets and rate Andor> optimization" Andor> Regards, Andor Is it available somewhere online?? (I couldn't find it). -- /Mads______________________________
Mads G. Christensen wrote: > Hi Andor. > > Andor> Markus Erne's phd thesis at ETH Zurich might be of interest to > Andor> you: "Signal adaptive audio coding using wavelets and rate > Andor> optimization" > Andor> Regards, Andor > > Is it available somewhere online?? (I couldn't find it). I couldn't either. But you may want to look at the DAFx homepage, there is quite a lot of wavelet based material online (I saw quite an interesting one which proposed signal processing on the wavlet coefficients). http://www.dafx.de/ Regards, Andor______________________________
Andor wrote:
> Bob Cain wrote:
> ...
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>>They have mostly been useful for data reduction of video
>>information and for other kinds of encoding. I'm not sure
>>if anyone has tried to apply the same methods to audio but
>>my suspicion is that the artifacts, while ok for video and
>>fingerprints, would be horrible for audio.
>
>
> Markus Erne's phd thesis at ETH Zurich might be of interest to you:
> "Signal adaptive audio coding using wavelets and rate optimization"
I was hoping I'd be contradicted in the above statement by
advancements happening since I looked at them. :-)
I'm very interested, do you happen to have a link to that?
Thanks,
Bob
--
"Things should be described as simply as possible, but no
simpler."
A. Einstein
______________________________On 2004-11-03 08:48:08 +0100, Bob Cain <a...@arcanemethods.com> said: > I was hoping I'd be contradicted in the above statement by advancements > happening since I looked at them. :-) I think I already did that... :-) -- Stephan M. Bernsee http://www.dspdimension.com______________________________
May I also suggest the Wavelet.org page (http://www.wavelet.org) which issues a Wavelet digest that is highly recommended and keeps you up to speed on developments in that area. -- Stephan M. Bernsee http://www.dspdimension.com______________________________