Television Sound and Viewer Perceptions W. Russell Neuman, MIT Ann N. Crigler, USC V. Michael Bove, MIT This study examines the impact of changes in audio quality on viewer perceptions of the television viewing experienc

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Date: 2008-03-24 12:30:19 High-end audio Broadcast engineering Stereophonic sound High fidelity Low fidelity Fidelity Gramophone record Lo-fi music Monaural Waves Sound Audio storage		Television Sound and Viewer Perceptions W. Russell Neuman, MIT Ann N. Crigler, USC V. Michael Bove, MIT This study examines the impact of changes in audio quality on viewer perceptions of the television viewing experienc Add to Reading List Source URL: web.media.mit.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 211,59 KB Share Document on Facebook

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