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DolbyC Beta

2016-08-11
2016-08-14
  • Richard Evans

    Richard Evans - 2016-08-11

    I've now got my Dolby C program to a point where I think it probably works well enough,
    but I think I should do quite a bit more testing.

    However for various reason I probaly can't get this done for a few days,
    so I thaught I'd upload it, as a Beta version.

    Basically You can download it and try it, but with some care, as it might not all be working correctly yet.

     
  • Richard Evans

    Richard Evans - 2016-08-11

    I've now tried decoding audio from a different tape,
    and it doesn't sound at all right.

    I thinking that the tape I used before as a test must have been a bit muffled, so setting up for that tape resulted in the wrong values. I hope I can solve this problem with more experimentation..

     
  • Richard Evans

    Richard Evans - 2016-08-14

    I think I'm going to delete my Beta release of DolbyC,

    I've been trying to get the values right, but couldn't get it to sound right. So I created a plot showing the decode characteristics, and it seems shows that I get a pretty abrupt change from full noise reduction, to not much noise reduction. A similar plot from a real Dolby deck shows a far more gradual transition.

    I think this is something I was able to get away with in DolbyB, as DolbyB noise reduction is more subtle, but the more agressive processing of DolbyC makes it too much of a problem.

    I think I need to study how suddenly things change in my program, and try to find a way to change things more gradually. I have a suspicion that the resistance of my FET might be the culpret, so I think thar is where I'll look 1st.

    I'll upload the plot that shows the problem.

     

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