Sentence examples for reproducing audio from inspiring English sources
The laser not only doesn't physically damage records from repeated playing, but picks up audio information that has never been touched or damaged by a needle reproducing audio without digitization and maintaining true analog sound.
For a few dollars more, headphones, which come in various styles, can reproduce audio tracks with far greater clarity — conveying details, textures and directionality.
Haber's technique is non-invasive, and as a result it can be adapted to reproduce audio from a broad range of materials.
In audio communication systems, the perceptual audio quality of the reproduced audio signals such as the naturalness of the sound is limited by the available audio bandwidth.
If a high-frequency reconstruction module is embedded into audio codecs, the quality of the reproduced audio signals could be improved.
But, Itakura-Saito distortion is asymmetrical as distance metric, so cosh measure is selected as the modified measurement to describe the perceptual distortion of the reproduced audio.
In our previous research work [17], we adopted the HMM-based estimator to extend the bandwidth of WB audio to SWB and obtained good subjective and objective quality of the reproduced audio signals.
The CineMate 20 will not reproduce audio if your old film footage includes an audio track.
The core layer of G.729.1 Annex E with the bit rate of 32 kbit/s is fully identical to ITU-T G.729.1 to reproduce the WB audio signals, and the SWB extension layer with the additional bit rate of 4 kbit/s adopts a two-mode BWE method [34] in the modified discrete cosine transform (MDCT) domain to extend the bandwidth of the reproduced audio to 14 kHz.
But the rise of radio spurred sound movies forward in part because the audio technology developed for radio improved the techniques for reproducing sound.
But to see that sharp picture and to hear the digital-quality sound of a DVD, you need a television that can display those 500 lines, an S-video input on the back of your television to receive the DVD signal and a surround-sound receiver that can reproduce digital audio.
