Although operational amplifiers and other linear ICs have been applied as audio amplifiers, relatively little documentation has appeared for other audio applications. In fact, a wide variety of studio and industrial audio areas can be served by existing linear devices. The stringent demands of audio requirements often mean that unusual circuit configurations must be used to satisfy a requiremen...

We present an implementation of AdhocPairing, an audiobased secure pairing application for Android mobile devices. The application implements recent advances in audio-based pairing utilising Fuzzy cryptography. In particular, it generates audio fingerprints from ambient audio of weakly synchronised devices and extracts identical, arbitrary length secure binary keys. Synchronisation in audio sam...

this study was an attempt to identify the interlingual strategies employed to translate english subtitles into persian and to determine their frequency, as well. contrary to many countries, subtitling is a new field in iran. the study, a corpus-based, comparative, descriptive, non-judgmental analysis of an english-persian parallel corpus, comprised english audio scripts of five movies of differ...

The Audio Interactive Tutor (Tait) is an interactive audio/oral computer-aided study device. It is most easily understood in comparison to the familiar notion of self-study audio tapes, which are non-interactive audio study devices. A selfstudy tape presents information and typically solicits responses from the user; however, it continues with a set pattern of instruction no matter what the use...

Over the past decade, computationally powerful audio communication devices have become commonplace. Mobile devices have high storage capacity for digital audio, and smartphones or networked PDAs can be used to stream internet radio and download podcasts. However, applications that allow mobile devices to be used for synchronous communication (such as person-to-person audio interaction and liste...

We describe a generic audio codec allowing for multiple, i.e., cascaded, lossy compression without loss of perceptual quality as compared to the first generation of compressed audio. For this sake we transfer encoding information to all subsequent codecs in a cascade. The supplemental information is embedded in the decoded audio signal without causing degradations. The new method is applicable ...