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A collection of parameters that describe how dynamic range control metadata is calculated.
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Combining (or mixing down) the content of n original channels to produce m channels, where m<n.
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The collection of DSM-CC control and data messages with the same DownloadID value.
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Metadata that is multiplexed into the Dolby E bitstream. Each metadata element is classified as either a Professional or Consumer type of metadata. Dolby E metadata is documented in SMPTE RDD 6.
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Dolby E is an audio data-rate reduction technology designed for use in contribution and distribution, which also conveys Dolby E metadata.
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A mathematical transform that can be perfectly undone and which is useful in image compression.
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A sequence of directory links, in which for each link in the sequence except the last one the object referenced by the link is the directory containing the next link in the sequence.
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An alternative term for a binding.
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A digital storage or transmission device or system.
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A set of one or more digital elementary streams. (See virtual channel.)
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