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Level compression on the radio



 
 
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Old January 9th 16, 11:02 AM posted to uk.rec.audio
Jim Lesurf[_2_]
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Default Level compression on the radio

In article , Don Pearce
wrote:

The DAB standard had this built in at the receiving end, so you could
listen in a car with heavy compression but still enjoy full dynamic
range at home. This seems to have disappeared.


If I recall correctly, the flag for this *and* the compression gain values
have to be provided with the broadcast stream. I'm not sure if broadcasters
bother, but then I don't use DAB much!

FWIW though, the BBC are trying to move towards having no added level
compressions on their internet radio streams. This point emerged recently
when I was talking to someone about recent/current developments which are
moving towards *all* their radio streams being available as 320k for AOD as
well as live. (At least in the UK!)


Jim

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