gino@voder.UUCP (Gino Bloch) (08/27/84)
There were not many replies to my request for info on CD's, but there
were several suggestions among them for further reading:
Books:
Signetics Corp's Audio Databook
"Digital Audio" or similar title
Written by Sony Engineers
Pub. by Tab
Magazines:
Audio
Conmputers & Electronics
IEEE Transactions on Consumer Electronics
Other:
Sony Digital Audio Club
POB 161
Lowell, MA 01853
$15.00
I haven't checked any of this out yet; all of us who are interested
can raid our respective local libraries & bookstores.
Gene E. Bloch (...nsc!voder!gino)newton2@ucbtopaz.CC.Berkeley.ARPA (09/06/84)
I'd sure like to read those tutorials on CD technology- how about reposting them, eh? Thanks
gregr@tekig1.UUCP (Greg Rogers) (09/11/84)
I hereby temporarily end my self-imposed silence on this net (although obviously I continue to occasionally read the discussion) for a good cause, to respond to a legitimate request for information. Sorry that I didn't respond to your query sooner. The definitive technical reference on how CD's are encoded as well as a great deal of additional information on the Phillips method of compact disc playback, (as opposed to the Sony method) is given in the Phillips Technical Review, Vol 40, No 6. This should be available in any technical library and answer all your questions. I have also mailed to you a copy of two earlier tutorial postings that I placed on the net describing the encoding/decoding process as well as considerations on the two filtering processes. If for some reason you fail to get my mail please let me know, I have had some problem with the mail system lately. Back into the net silence, Greg Rogers Tektronix