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You don’t need to care about it, but (1) it did change the world, (2) it’s a good format to start with if you want to understand perceptual audio encoding, and
by CharlesW 3y ago
You don’t need to care about it, but (1) it did change the world, (2) it’s a good format to start with if you want to understand perceptual audio encoding, and (3) it is (only because of inertia, really) still used to deliver almost all open podcasting content.
- astrange 3y ago> it’s a good format to start with if you want to understand perceptual audio encoding It honestly isn't, it's actually more complicated than later codecs like LC-AAC for no benefit because of the weird filterbank thing. Though, I would start with ADPCM.