las wrote:
>
> Jim wrote:
>
> If it is coding ones and zeros, then it is digital. You are just
> playing with semantics. A strong one or a weak one is still a one. A
> strong zero or a weak zero is still a zero. IF it is out of tolerance
> then you get crap and skips if the error can't be corrected.
>
> PCM is digital. CDs are digital.
>
> That's the way I was always taught it was. What the hell is a weak one one or
> zero?? To the laser and the electronics it is still either a one or zero.
>
> Larry
That is pretty much true. The problem is when a signal isn't recorded
properly and the one isn't written as strongly as it should have been.
There is a certain tolerance and if it is in that range, it will be
interpreted as a one. If it is out of that range it will either be
interperted as a zero or an unkown, I am not sure which.
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