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Jun 16, 2025 - 07:08 AM
An audio code is a system or set of rules used to encode and decode audio signals or information, often for purposes such as compression, transmission, or encryption. It can refer to digital audio codecs, which compress audio files to reduce their size while maintaining quality, or to specific audio signals used for communication, such as DTMF tones in telephony. These codes play a crucial role in various technologies, ensuring efficient and secure handling of audio data.
