Error protection system for a sub-band coder suitable for use in

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ABSTRACT:
In a digital audio-signal transmission process, digital audio signals are coded in sub-bands. One or more scaling factors are determined for each sub-band. The coded signals and scaling factors are transmitted in data blocks, then decoded and reproduced at a receiver. The data block contains several types of information including a header, error processing information, a CRC (cyclic redundancy check) protection word, audio information including a bit allocation table, scaling factor selecting information, one or several scaling factors per transmitted sub-band, filler bits, and supplementary information with audio-signal-dependent supplementary information. To improve the protection of the above-described sub-band coded audio signals against transmission errors, supplementary error protection information or an error protection bit is added to the data block instead of filler bits, in order to protect the scaling factors. Acoustically uncomfortable play-back disturbances caused by scaling factor errors are thus eliminated. The invention may be used in digital audio broadcast (DAB), DAB-receivers, recorders and play-back systems.

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