Error concealment for sub-band coded audio signals
An audio signal, encoded technology, applied in the direction of forward error control, speech analysis, code conversion, etc., to achieve the effect of reducing unnecessary waste
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[0049] The MPEG Audio Layer II audio codec used in DAB is a subband encoder. Compression is performed in the time domain using a filter bank that generates 32 subbands equally spaced in frequency with a bandwidth of 750 Hz at a sampling rate of 48 kHz. All these subbands are not equally perceptually related. The first subband covers a bandwidth from 0 Hz (DC) to 750 Hz, which corresponds to the 8 critical bands of the human auditory system, while the second subband covers only 4 critical bands.
[0050] Isolated bit errors in subbands create time-domain discontinuities that can typically be heard as band-limited "click" noise. Bit error bursts tend to randomize the time domain signal of corrupted subbands, which can be heard as band-limited white noise.
[0051] The inventors have noticed that these artifacts in the first subband in the range from 0 to 750 Hz are the most annoying. This is not only due to the relatively low frequency resolution of the MPEG Audio Layer II fi...
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