CDs how they work ???

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3 total messages Started by Sandro MAZZUCATO Wed, 13 Mar 1991 04:43

#1557

Author: Sandro MAZZUCATO
Date: Wed, 13 Mar 1991 04:43

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Hello
      Can someone tell a good book and/or explain how CDs ( music ) work
i.e. what is the encoding, the terminology used in the CD world 
etc ...

Thanks You 
Sandro 

P.S. If you e-mail your answers to ( pedro@cs.mcgill.ca ) I will post 
a summary.

Re: CDs how they work ???

#1558

Author: foo bar
Date: Wed, 13 Mar 1991 08:13

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In article <1991Mar13.044339.724@cs.mcgill.ca> pedro@cs.mcgill.ca (Sandro MAZZUCATO) writes:
>Hello
>      Can someone tell a good book and/or explain how CDs ( music ) work
>i.e. what is the encoding, the terminology used in the CD world 
>etc ...
>
>Thanks You 
>Sandro 
>
>P.S. If you e-mail your answers to ( pedro@cs.mcgill.ca ) I will post 
>a summary.
>

I hate to flame a fellow McGill student, but your lazyness compels me to
do it.  :-(

To answer your question, go to the library. There is at least one book
called "Digital Recording" in the TK5xxx stack, it has
most of what you probably want to know.  

To get the exact call number you only have to consult the ONLINE 
library circulation database (MUSE) which you could have done in less
time than it took you to post your question !

Fighting Entropy is everyone's business.

Re: CDs how they work ???

#1574

Author: John Jjohnson
Date: Fri, 15 Mar 1991 19:59

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I read a good book on digital audio about two years ago. If my memory
serves me correctly:
  Principle of Digital Audio, by Ken Pohlmann ?
It's a paperback published by SAMS.

RotsaRuck, Rastro!

Mark Johnson
jjohnson@eola.cs.ucf.edu

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