>
> In case you didn\'t noticed:
>
> at 1999-09-16 Robert wrote:
>
> > I don\'t know if you know Bosse Lincolns Paper:
> > \"An Experimental High Fidelity Perceptual Audio Coder
> > Project in MUS420 Win 97\"
>
> > There you can read, that after some listening tests the \"setting
> > didn\'t seem to keep high enough frequencies for transient sounds\".
> > And it\'s supposed to replace the MDCT scaling in ATHformula
> > ath-=96;
> > with
> > ath-=114;
We'll have to check the normalization of the two codes.
I think we all define a db value for silence in the same way: the
energy of a sine wave with the smallest possible amplitude that a CD
can handle. But this value will depends on the normalization of the
MDCT, and we can only compare the two codes if they use the same
normalization.
Mark
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