MDCT

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MDCT (Modified Discrete Cosine Transform) is a time-frequency transform widely used in modern audio compression formats to efficiently represent sound with reduced data.

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instanceOf audio coding tool
orthogonal transform
time-frequency transform
abbreviationOf Modified Discrete Cosine Transform
advantage efficient representation of audio with reduced data rate
reduced pre-echo artifacts with appropriate windowing
smooth transitions between blocks
appliedIn audio compression
lossy audio coding
perceptual audio coding
subband coding
basedOn Discrete Cosine Transform
linked to: Fourier transform
coefficientType real-valued coefficients
domain digital signal processing
fullName Modified Discrete Cosine Transform
goal represent sound efficiently with reduced data
hasProperty 50% overlap between adjacent blocks
critical sampling
good energy compaction
low blocking artifacts compared to block DCT
perfect reconstruction
inputDomain time domain audio samples
introducedInField audio coding research
mathematicalNature linear transform
operatesOn finite-length sample blocks
outputDomain frequency domain coefficients
relatedConcept Discrete Cosine Transform
linked to: Fourier transform

Modified Discrete Sine Transform
lapped orthogonal transform
time-domain aliasing cancellation
requires analysis window
synthesis window
typicalBlockStructure even-length blocks with 50% overlap
typicalUseCase digital broadcasting audio
music compression
speech compression
streaming audio services
usedInStandard AAC
Dolby Digital
MP3
MPEG audio coding standards
Ogg Vorbis
linked to: Vorbis

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WMA
uses lapped transform structure
time-domain aliasing cancellation
windowFunction KBD window
sine window

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