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GCSE COMP 1 Unit 3 Sound

GCSE COMP 1 Unit 3 Sound

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10th Grade

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8 Slides • 14 Questions

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Calculating File Size and Sound

GCSE COMPUTER SCIENCE
COMPONENT 1 - Unit 3 Data Representation

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Fill in the Blank

An ____________ to Digital Convertor (ADC) is used to convert inputs to digital signals

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Fill in the Blank

Sound is sampled using a ___ depth and sample rate

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Multiple Choice

The number of bits (audio bit depth) used to record each measurement is known as the _______?

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Resolution

2

Depth

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Analysis

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Hertz

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media

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Drag and Drop

A Digital Sound File is created by
analogue sound waves.
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sampling
amplifying
compressing

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media

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media

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The highest rvalue in the recording is
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15
20
3

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Drag and Drop

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The Number of Bits used in the resolution is ​
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2
3
15

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The Sample Rate is ​
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2
6
3

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The File Size in Bits is​ ​
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18
9
27

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The File Size in Bytes is​ ​ ​
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9.6
3
3.37

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Fill in the Blank

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What is the file size in Bytes?

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Digitising Sound

Recording quality improves:

the more accurately we record the wave height


Increasing the sampling rate (frequency) means recording more data points

Increasing the bit-rate improves the accuracy of each data point

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Dropdown

The more ​
we sample the sound, the recording quality ​

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Open Ended

State one device that is used to capture an analogue sound signal

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Word Cloud

The length of a recording will heavily influence the size of the sound file.

State two factors other than recording length that determine the file size of a recording.

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Lossy Compression

Removes sounds that we can’t easily hear or that least affect the perceived playback quality.

Leaves out some data from the original file, so the output can lose some sound quality.

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Lossless Compression

Lossless compression formats are able to reduce the file size when compressed but do not lose any information.

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File Formats

WAV and AIFF files are uncompressed audio files

• Lossy file formats are still very popular as they reduce the file size well

MP3 (MPEG-1 Audio Layer III)

AAC (Advanced Audio Coding) – typically higher quality than MP3

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Multiple Select

What is the formula for calculating the size of an uncompressed music file?

Select all the parts of the equation that are multiplied

1

Sample Rate

2

Bit Depth

3

Resolution

4

Duration

5

Wave Length

Calculating File Size and Sound

GCSE COMPUTER SCIENCE
COMPONENT 1 - Unit 3 Data Representation

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