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Posted By: James_T LPCM Stereo- What is it? - 09/13/05 04:21 PM
Anyone have some information on LPCM? A link or two? My googling has not been fruitful. What is it? Quality-wise, how does it compare to most CDs, DVD-Audio, SACD?

thanks

jr
Posted By: Ken.C Re: LPCM Stereo- What is it? - 09/13/05 04:26 PM
Ooh, Firefly!

sorry, totally inconsequential signature post.
Posted By: James_T Re: LPCM Stereo- What is it? - 09/13/05 05:13 PM
Yep! I'll be at the Metreon on the 29th for the midnight showing.

jr
Posted By: pmbuko Re: LPCM Stereo- What is it? - 09/13/05 07:07 PM
Linear Pulse Code Modulation. It's a digital audio encoding method that uses a linear amplitude scale, as opposed to standard PCM's logarithmic amplitude scale. A linear scale uses more bits to encode the same amount of data since it takes a lot more linear steps to jump from, say, 0db to 10db.

LPCM is uncompressed and can use up to 24-bit/96kHz sampling.
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