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What’s Redbook Audio?

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What’s Redbook Audio?

Jan 6, 2017 | Posted by Eric Oehler |

Redbook is the 1980-defined standard fro Audio CDs.  It defines CD audio as 44.1khz, 16-bit linear PCM-encoded audio, with a number of parallel tracks called P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W which encode various bits of data useful to the CD.  P and Q codes in particular handle things like “track start” and “track end.”

There’s also “orange book” and “yellow book” and a few other colors used for defining other CD standards, like CD-ROM, CD+G, etc.

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