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::At least one editor looks forward to your [[User:Bumblebritches57|Bumblebritches57]] improvements[[User:SovalValtos|SovalValtos]] ([[User talk:SovalValtos|talk]]) 15:57, 25 September 2014 (UTC)
:::SovalValtos, there are established authorities who could contribute to Wikipedia, but they won't. You know why? It's because Wikipedia has no peer review and allow anyone to make changes willy-nilly. Oh, sure, someone who's willing to bird-dog the subject can review the changes and revert, in part or in toto, but that's exactly what the established authorities don't want to be obliged to do. --[[User:MarkFilipak|MarkFilipak]] ([[User talk:MarkFilipak|talk]]) 01:41, 19 April 2015 (UTC)
== This article is a joke ==
Why is this so damn short? It actually contains following information:
- ADPCM is DPCM with a variable scale factor (yes, this is right)
- ADPCM was developed in 1970... (might be correct... I don't know)
- It is used in telephony instead of mLaw/ALaw to double the capacity of a phone line
- There is a Subband ADPCM that uses two subbands
I'm so lucky that I already know, what ADPCM is. I switched to the english version because the german one doesn't look much better so far.
Did the mankind already forget, what ADPCM is/was/will be?
- Where is the basic explaination how it works? A non-technician will not understand somewhat. That explaination don't need to be in-dept at developer/code level.
- Where are the famous and frequently used IMA-ADPCM and MS-ADPCM? Never mentioned somewhere inside this article
- Where is it used? (Telephony isn't the only purpose. It is used in many old computer games and many well-known gaming consoles, voice recorders, old cell phones, some cameras, anti-shock-buffers in portable CD players and some ancient digital storage media including CD-I)
- There are some another ADPCM-based G.XXX-Standards not mentioned here.
Franky666
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