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What is LPCM - Linear Pulse Code Modulated Audio

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LPCM (acronym for Linear Pulse Code Modulation) is uncompressed audio encoding which employs a combination of values like sample sizes, sample rate, number of channels, etc. LPCM is referred to as PCM Plus. As a particular kind of PCM, LPCM's quantization levels are linearly uniform, using PCM with linear quantization.

Overview of LPCM - recoverit.wondershare.com

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There are various audio formats that occur as a result of the LPCM encoding method. LPCM audio formats include WAV, AC3 AES3, Au file format, raw audio, and MPEG-audio. Note that LPCM is also a part of the DVD and Blue-Ray sound as well as video recording standards. Here is the detailed explanation of LPCM audio formats:

RAW or PCM with LPCM output? - AVForums

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Aug 13, 2007. #1. Hi there, I'm just wondering about these Audio setting from standalone DVD Players: SPDIF OUTPUT: RAW (i can choose either RAW or PCM) LPCM OUT: 48K (i can choose - 48k, 96k or 192k) Im using SPDIF connection from DVD to A/C AMP, now what's the best setting to get the best audio quality using 5.1 speakers?

Linear Pulse Code Modulated Audio (LPCM)

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Full name: Linear Pulse Code Modulated Audio (LPCM) Description: Pulse code modulation (PCM) with linear quantization. PCM is a digital representation of an analog signal where the magnitude of the signal is sampled regularly at uniform intervals, then quantized to a series of symbols in a digital (usually binary) code.

Audio question: What's the difference between PCM and RAW ...

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The reason I'm asking is because there are three settings on my player for audio: PCM, RAW, and Off. If I set it to PCM, the volume is noticably lower and I have to turn my receiver up to nearly max to get loud sound. My receiver also shows that it is just using mainly the front two speakers and the sub.

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