Poor compression leads to noticeable audio distortions like clipping, metallic sounds, and loss of dynamics.

Lossless audio is higher quality, but most listeners won't be able to notice a difference compared to high-quality lossy formats. Compression makes audio files easier to store and transfer ...

The CCSDS 122.0-B-1 standard fits the compression requirement for a wide range of spaceborne two-dimensional spatial image data. In these applications the requirement is for a scalable data reduction, ...

A compression technique that does not decompress digital data back to 100% of the original. Lossy methods can provide high degrees of compression and result in smaller compressed files ...

addresses these issues. Any kind of data can be compressed. There are two main types of compression: lossy and lossless. Lossy compression removes some of a file’s original data in order to ...

All compression methods used to compress text, databases and other business data are lossless. For example, the ZIP archiving technology (PKZIP, WinZip, etc.) is the most widely used lossless ...

As long as you don’t mind a mild amount of definitely noticeable data loss, check out [Greg Kennedy]’s Lossy Text Compression which simply, brilliantly, and amusingly uses a thesaurus instead ...

lossy — or, not lossless. Dolby Atmos can be delivered lossless through Dolby True HD — the Atmos spatial audio coding doesn’t have anything to do with the signal compression. However ...

The JPEG2K-E core from Alma Technologies is a still image and video encoder that implements Part 1 of the JPEG 2000 standard. It offers up to 16-bit per component Numerically Lossless and Lossy ...

This is accomplished by reducing redundancy in the code of a file (lossless compression) or by eliminating some data from a file (lossy compression). An algorithm replaces redundancies or removes ...