Configuring the IMA ADPCM audio codec

The easiest way to configure the IMA ADPCM audio codec is to click Auto-Configure, which determines the best configuration for your computer.

You can also change settings individually. For information about a setting, click one of the following buttons.

 Compression

 Decompression

 Auto-Configure


Configuring the GSM 6.10 audio codec

The easiest way to configure the GSM 6.10 audio codec is to click Auto-Configure, which determines the best configuration for your computer.

You can also change settings individually. For information about a setting, click one of the following buttons.

 Compression

 Decompression

 Auto-Configure


Compresses in real time any audio data that has a sampling rate lower than the number specified in the list. Higher sampling rates require more of your computer's resources. If your computer is not very powerful, or if there are breaks in the sound when you play back your audio files, use a lower value.


Decompresses in real time any audio data that has a sampling rate lower than the number specified in the list. Higher sampling rates require more of your computer's resources. If your computer is not very powerful, or if there are breaks in the sound when you play back your audio files, use a lower value.


An audio codec translates one audio file format to another. Generally, a codec compresses uncompressed digital audio data so the data uses less memory. When you play back the compressed data, the codec decompresses it.


Changes Compression and Decompression to values that are best suited for your computer.


To view the information in this file, click Help in either the IMA ADPCM Audio CODEC Properties dialog box or the Microsoft GSM 6.10 Audio CODEC Properties dialog box.


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