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                      Digital Audio 1

Lesson Objectives After completing this lesson, you will be able to: Identify the various characteristics of digital audio. Explain the concepts of recording, copying, and converting digital audio. Identify the features of advanced speech technologies.

Analog and Digital Audio When you speak, the sound you create is in the analog or wave format. The sound that you hear is also in analog format. Computers are basically digital devices. Therefore, it is necessary to convert audio from the analog format to the digital format before using it on a computer. Audio is of two types, analog and digital. When you speak, the sound you create is in the analog or wave format. The sound that you hear is also in analog format. Computers are basically digital devices. Therefore, it is necessary to convert audio from the analog format to the digital format before using it on a computer. 3

Analog and Digital Audio (cont.) Digital audio technology allows you to record, edit, and play digital audio files on a computer. Advanced digital audio technology also lets you communicate with the computer by just speaking. Digital audio technology allows you to record, edit, and play digital audio files on a computer. Advanced digital audio technology also lets you communicate with the computer by just speaking. This lesson introduces you to digital audio technology. It also briefly describes the concepts of copying and converting digital audio. 4

Characteristics of Digital Audio Digital Audio file can be compressed. Audio files are generally large. Compressed audio files save space, allow portability, and are easier to transfer over the Internet. When you compress audio files, the quality of the audio file is generally affected. One of the important characteristics of digital audio is that it can be compressed. Audio files are generally large. Compressed audio files save space, allow portability, and are easier to transfer over the Internet. When you compress audio files, the quality of the audio file is generally affected 5

Characteristics of Digital Audio (cont.) Another important characteristic of digital audio is that it can be edited on a computer by using audio editing software. You can use audio editing software to move sections within an audio file or add effects. You can also use audio editing software to store an audio file in different formats on the computer. Another important characteristic of digital audio is that it can be edited on a computer by using audio editing software. For example, you can use this software to move sections within an audio file or add effects. You can also use audio editing software to store an audio file in different formats on the computer. 6

Audio File Formats Some of the common formats that you need to be familiar with are: Wave (WAV) MPEG Audio Layer 3 (MP3) Windows Media® Audio (WMA) 7

Wave (WAV) This format is part of a series of standards for audio and video developed for Microsoft Windows® 95 as a universal sound file format. It is used to store audio files in the wave audio format. Audio files stored in this format have good audio quality. Audio files in this format are larger when compared with other formats. Wave (WAV): This format is part of a series of standards for audio and video developed for Microsoft Windows® 95 as a universal sound file format. It is used to store audio files in the wave audio format. Audio files stored in this format have good audio quality but this format is used sparingly these days. This is because the audio files in this format are larger when compared with other formats. 8

MPEG Audio Layer 3 (MP3) This format was developed by Motion Picture Expert Group to allow compression of audio and video for digital distribution. The MP3 format is a popular format that is used to store digital audio files. MP3 files are generally smaller than WAV files. MPEG Audio Layer 3 (MP3): This format was developed by Motion Picture Expert Group to allow compression of audio and video for digital distribution. The MP3 format is a popular format that is used to store digital audio files. This is because MP3 files are generally smaller than WAV files. 9

Windows Media® Audio (WMA) This format was developed by Microsoft and is used to store digital audio files. 10

Audio Streaming Digital audio allows streaming of digital audio files. You can use a streaming audio player or a browser plug-in to play the audio file from the Internet. The audio file is sent to your computer in a continuous stream. Digital audio also allows streaming of digital audio files. With audio streaming, you do not have to wait to completely download a large audio file from the Internet to play it. Instead, you can use a streaming audio player or a browser plug-in to play the audio file from the Internet. In this case, the audio file is sent to your computer in a continuous stream. Note: You can also stream video files over the Internet. – Example - YouTube 11

Recording, Copying, and Converting Digital Audio The technique of recording and storing audio files in a digital format is called digital recording. You can then copy the stored audio files to storage devices, such as recordable CDs and DVDs, in various formats, such as WAV and MP3. You can also convert audio from a CD or a DVD to a different format before you store it on your computer’s hard disk. 12

Copying Audio Hardware You can copy audio from storage devices, such as a computer’s hard disk, and store it on a recordable CD or DVD. This process of copying audio to a recordable CD or DVD is referred to as burning. You need a special hardware device, such as a CD writer or a DVD writer, to copy audio to recordable CDs or DVDs. A CD writer allows you to copy audio only to recordable CDs whereas most DVD writers allow you to copy audio to recordable CDs and DVDs. You can copy audio from storage devices, such as a computer’s hard disk, and store it on a recordable CD or DVD. This process of copying audio to a recordable CD or DVD is referred to as burning. You need a special hardware device, such as a CD writer or a DVD writer, to copy audio to recordable CDs or DVDs. A CD writer allows you to copy audio only to recordable CDs whereas most DVD writers allow you to copy audio to recordable CDs and DVDs. 13

Burning

Copying Audio Software Along with hardware, you also need software to copy audio to a recordable CD or DVD. You can use the software to create different types of CDs. You can create data CDs, audio CDs, and mixed mode CDs. Mixed mode CDs contain audio, video, and data files. Along with hardware, you also need software to copy audio to a recordable CD or DVD. You can use the software to create different types of CDs. You can create data CDs, audio CDs, and mixed mode CDs. Mixed mode CDs contain audio, video, and data files. For example, you can create an audio CD, and include video files and text files on it to create a mixed mode CD. Warning: Copying audio directly from the Internet and storing it on recordable CDs is illegal. It is also illegal to copy music from CDs and DVDs. Ensure that you have permission to copy any material before you copy it. 15

Converting Audio You can convert audio from a CD or a DVD to a different format before storing it on a computer’s hard disk. Example: You can convert your favorite song from a CD to an MP3 file before storing it on the computer. You can then play the MP3 file by using the digital devices, such as an MP3 player. You must have audio conversion software, such as Microsoft Windows Media Player, installed on your computer to convert audio files. The software changes the format of the audio and might also compress the audio so that the files take up less space on the hard disk. You can then transfer these audio files from the computer to a portable medium, such as a PDA or a cell phone. Warning: Converting audio from CDs and DVDs to a different format is illegal. Ensure that you have permission to convert audio to a different format before converting it. 16

Converting Audio (cont.) You must have audio conversion software, such as Microsoft Windows Media Player, installed on your computer to convert audio files. The software changes the format of the audio and might also compress the audio so that the files take up less space on the hard disk. You can then transfer these audio files from the computer to a portable medium, such as a PDA or a cell phone. You must have audio conversion software, such as Microsoft Windows Media Player, installed on your computer to convert audio files. The software changes the format of the audio and might also compress the audio so that the files take up less space on the hard disk. You can then transfer these audio files from the computer to a portable medium, such as a PDA or a cell phone. Warning: Converting audio from CDs and DVDs to a different format is illegal. Ensure that you have permission to convert audio to a different format before converting it.

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Speech Recognition and Synthesis Digital audio technology allows you to interact with the computer by just speaking. This helps improve productivity and empowers challenged users to expand their ability to use computers. Digital audio technology does more than just allowing you to record and play music. It allows you to interact with the computer by just speaking. This helps improve productivity and empowers challenged users to expand their ability to use computers. This topic covers two advanced speech technologies, speech recognition and speech synthesis. 19

Speech Recognition Imagine a scenario. Eric Andersen is using Microsoft Office Word 2003 to write a short story. However, his typing speed is slow and it takes him a long time to complete the story. To solve this problem, his friend advises him to use the speech recognition feature of Word. 20

Speech Recognition Speech recognition is a technology that allows you to communicate with a computer by using only your voice to enter text and to issue commands. To enable speech recognition, you need an audio input device, such as a microphone, a sound card, and speech recognition software that converts human speech into text or commands for the computer. You can use speech recognition technology to interact with various programs Speech recognition is a technology that allows you to communicate with a computer by using only your voice to enter text and to issue commands. To enable speech recognition, you need an audio input device, such as a microphone, a sound card, and speech recognition software that converts human speech into text or commands for the computer. You can use speech recognition technology to interact with various programs. For example, you can use speech recognition technology to browse the Internet or enter text in word-processing documents. 21

Speech Recognition (cont.) The speech recognition feature is readily available in Microsoft Office XP applications such as Word. In Word, you can use the speech recognition feature to dictate words, which are then converted to text. You can also select menus, toolbars, and dialog box items. For example, saying File, Print aloud prints the content that appears in the active window. 22

Speech Synthesis Imagine a scenario. Eric Andersen is using Microsoft Office Word 2003 to write a short story. However, his typing speed is slow and it takes him a long time to complete the story. To solve this problem, his friend advises him to use the speech recognition feature of Word. 23

Speech Synthesis (cont.) Speech synthesis is a technology that allows the computer to speak to you. In speech synthesis, the computer communicates to you by converting text to digital audio. Windows XP has a built-in feature that supports speech synthesis. To support speech synthesis, your computer must be equipped with a sound card and speakers. To configure the speech synthesis options on your computer, in Control Panel, double-click Speech. Speech synthesis is a technology that allows the computer to speak to you. In speech synthesis, the computer communicates to you by converting text to digital audio. Windows XP has a built-in feature that supports speech synthesis. To support speech synthesis, your computer must be equipped with a sound card and speakers. To configure the speech synthesis options on your computer, in Control Panel, double-click Speech. 24

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