Re: setting up ABX tests at home - ITU controls?

Steven Sullivan wrote:
> bear <bearlabs@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> Arny Krueger wrote:
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>>>> Arny Krueger wrote:
>>>>> "bear" <bearlabs@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>>>> Put it another way, IF the distortions present are of a
>> <snip>ressing the problem of false positives.
>>>> We can agree then that there are no tests that actually
>>>> take into account this issue, therefore all tests thus
>>>> far are suspect in terms of the significance of the test
>>>> results?
>>> Not at all. In fact there is an international standard, ITU  BS 1116,
that 
>>> specifically addresses this situation.
>>>
>>> http://www.itu.int/rec/R-REC-BS.1116/en
>>>
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> specifically, it costs a whopping $20.26 to download.
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> -S 
> "Hey pip squeak, who's L Ron, some new rapper?" -- Nic 

Since no one wants to state what it actually says in the sections where it

applies to this discussion, I'll presume it says nothing that is
dispositive.
Doubt that I will spend hard earned money to download a document that is
of 
questionable value, and certainly not to merely debate here on rahe.

Feel free to excerpt key sections - it's legal.

               _-_-bear