| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Jitter is a type of distortion introduced due to small errors in timing of the digital clock that drives the digital-to-analog-conversion component of a CD player. [11a, 11b] According to several sources, if this jitter exceeds 200 picoseconds, it becomes audible as a weird, persistent, but very quiet whistling or crackling sound. (I have personally listened to many systems in audio stores and have
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