This document discusses digital audio formats including sample rates, bit depths, and typical uses. It provides two tables: one showing the number of possible binary values for different bit depths from 4 to 32 bits, and another showing common digital audio formats and their associated bit depths and whether they support mono or stereo channels. Formats discussed include telephone audio, radio AM, radio FM, audio CD, and audio DVD.
7. SAMPLE
RATE
QUANTITY EXAMPLE OF USAGE
11 025 H1 Speaking Phone (KHI)
22 050 H1 Low Grade Audio Audio Web / Radio AM
44 100 H1 CD Quantity Audio CD / MP3 / WMA
48 100 H1 DVD Quantity Audio DV (Digital Video) / Audio DVD
96 000 H1 High Definition Quantity Audio DVD /Audio BLU-RAY / Audio HD / DVD
(High Definition On DVD)
8. Table 2.12 shows the number of binary values that can be used in digital audio production by using
different bit depths.
TABLE 2.12, the number of bits for digital audio with different bit depth
BIT
DEPTH
TOTAL
VALUE OF
BINARY
POSSIBLE VALUES
4 bit 24 0000 until 1111
8 bit 28 until 11111111
16 bit 216 until 1111111111111111
24 bit 224 until 1111111111111111111111111
32 bit 232 until 11111111111111111111111111111111
9. Table 2.13 shows the digital audio used in different mites to have
different bit depth properties
TABLE 2.13 audio quantity and bit depth
BIT DEPTH QUANTITY CHANNEL (MONO/STEREO)
8 bit Telephone Mono
8 bit Radio AM Mono
16 bit Radio FM Stereo
16 bit Audio CD Stereo
24 bit Audio DVD Stereo