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    How Network-Attached Audio Works

    Transmitting Audio Over the Network
    The sound waves from someone singing are picked up by a microphone and converted to analog electric signals. This electric signal can be sent to an amplifier and then to a speaker so that many people can hear the sound. When we convert the analog signal to a digital signal


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