CB06049@uafsysb.bitnet (Colin Byers) (10/07/89)
I have been reading in the Sept 25, 1989 Communications Week on page
74 about the latest sound improvement for ISDN from AT&T.
My questions are:
1) How does making a 7khz signal improve the sound quality ?
(I know about bandwidth but thought someone could go into
more depth than the article covered...)
2) Why is getting a switched 56-kbps line so expensive relative to
say a 64-kbps line?
3) What difficulties are preventing Bell from implementing this?
Thanks again,
Colin
Acknowledge-To: <CB06049@UAFSYSB>vtaft@hpindda.hp.com (Vladimir Taft) (10/14/89)
7 kHz audio standard uses a more sophisticated encoding algorithm which provides better quality than the older standard (8-bit PCM) at the same bit rate of 64 Kbps. As far as the rest of your questions - sorry, I have not seen the article. Vladimir Taft