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"24bit" is usually used to specify a specific attribute. It is mostly used with images and audio files.

24bit term is widely used in DSP (Digital Signal Processing).

With images, it can indicate the color depth: the number of bits used to indicate the color of a single pixel. 24-bit color is also known as "True color". In such images each pixel is represented with 3 bytes, and can store one of 16,777,216 colors.

With sound, it can indicate the audio bit depth, which represents the resolution of each audio sample. 24bits is as much as is used in DVD-Audio.

More information can be found on the "Color depth" and "Audio bit depth" articles on Wikipedia

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Waveform for 24/32 bit WAV files

I'm working with WAV files in Java and I created a waveform, but it's only able to show the waveform from a 16 bit file. I create one loop for the samples frames and other for the channels, allowing creating waveforms for each channel. for (int…
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What should we do with a Bitmap file when it's rowsize isn't multiple of 4?

I am writing a program to rotate an image. The Image format is Bitmap and according to the http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BMP_file_format the rowsize of a bitmap image should be multiple of 4. My input image isn't so and when I write new image to a…
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OpenCV: scale and convert IplImage data

I'm totally new in OpenCV so hopefully that's not a too stupid question. As a result of a OpenCV operation (capturing image data from a device) I get back a IplImage. Depending on its real size I first have to scale it an next convert it to a plain,…
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