hi
> Where can you get the ISO docs? Are they expensive? Maybe
> engineering libraries have them?
ISO docs available from ISO offices everywhere :) Check your local
government authority listing.
Libraries often have copies of standards.
> A friend who know about signal processing recommended Malvar's book on
> lapped transforms for information on the MDCT. About $80 from
> amazon.com. (where they have a review by Mike Chen).
Gotta love that book :) It's a good reference to have around, I don't
know if I'd recommend buying it though. I just spent three days in the
library reading it :)
>Anyone know a better/cheaper reference?
I assume we're starting to think about a free compression standard. I
started having a good think about it last night whilst doing my
assignments :) *daydreaming*
Stuff of interest (I should html this stuff and put it on the web)
- malvar's book
- journal of the AES (heaps of good stuff in there. pretty tech though)
- there's a paper floating about the web on fast mdct implementation. I
couldn't understand it to implement the algorithm though.
- principles of digital audio by pohlman (book with great chapter on
perceptual coding)
- i've got heaps of other references. I should start a reference list.
oh. and i found a reference paper about resampling, with example code at
http://ccrma-www.stanford.edu/~jos/ [bandlimited interpolation article]
later
mike
(one of these days i'll get organised)
