Re: Listening Tests (Lawrence Miranda )


Subject: Re: Listening Tests
From:    Lawrence Miranda  <lawrence.miranda(at)UP.EDU.PH>
Date:    Wed, 26 Feb 2003 04:36:08 -0800

The goal in audio watermarking is that the listener should not distinguish any difference between the original audio from the watermarked one. Now to test this, I mean, should a same-different test do? Are there other tests more suitable and generously documented and has its free gui implementation? I don't have ITU access. Thanks. Lawrence Miranda ----- Original Message ----- From: "Søren Bech" <SBE(at)bang-olufsen.dk> To: "Lawrence Miranda" <lawrence.miranda(at)UP.EDU.PH>; <AUDITORY(at)LISTS.MCGILL.CA> Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2003 11:10 AM Subject: Re: Listening Tests > > A good source to begin with is the ITU-R recommendation BS.1116 - This > standard was developed for listening tests on low bit-rate codecs with > small impairments. I don't know what type and magnitude of impairments you > are planning to examine but if they are larger there is another ITU-R > standard (not accepted yet) for that: BS.[DOC.6/106(rev.1)-E](1534) > > You can obtain these docs at the ITU web page > (http://www.itu.int/publications/main_publ/itur.html#ITU-R%20Recommendations %20on%20paper) > > Hope this helps > > Best from > Soren > > Dear List, > What are the proper/most accurate listening tests to test the audibility of > a watermaked audio signal? I would greatly appreciate any links to > resources/papers/tutorials/matlab codes for gui/source codes to conduct > the > listening tests.


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