1.2.4 Data Storage (Sound) Flashcards

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How can sound be sampled?

A

Sound is broken down into thousands of samples per second – each of these samples is then stored as binary data.

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How can sound be stored in a digital form?

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Sound exists as waves – however as computers only understand binary values this needs to be converted

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What is sample frequency?

A

The number of audio samples captured every second

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What is bit depth?

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Number of bits available for each sample

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What is bit rate?

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The number of bits used per second of audio

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What is the effect of sample rate, duration and bit depth on playback quality?

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The higher the sample rate and the bit depth the better the playback quality but the more memory consumed.

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