In digital recording, the number of times per second that samples are taken.
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Sample Rate is the rate at which samples of an Analogue signal are taken to create a Digital image of that signal.
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the resolution of digital audio that determines it's sound quality. When audio is digitally recorded (digitized), it must be converted into a series of samples which can be stored in memory or on disk. The sample rate defines how many samples are recorded per second of audio input and is measured in Hz (Hertz, cycles per second) and kHz (Kilohertz,...
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The sample rate is the number of samples from a continuous signal per unit of time in order to make a discrete signal
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The number of times a digital sample is taken, measured in samples per second, or Hertz. The more often samples are taken, the better a digital signal can represent the original analog signal. Sampling theory states that the sampling frequency must be more than twice the signal frequency in order to reproduce the signal without aliasing. DVD PCM au...
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