I know everyone must think I'm some sort of a dummy, but I'm not really sure what the term "redbook" means, with regard to cd playback. Any clue would be appreciated. Thanks
The standards for the compact disk were defined by Sony/Philips and published in a book that was (literally) red. At least that's what I think it means. It's used now to differentiate "regular" cds from sacd's and dvd-a's.
Redbook is the standard CD. Sony literaly had (has) a red book with all the specs for CD code back when they were first developed. There have been other threads you could look up if you want more info.
The CD standard was originally developed by Mao Tse Tong. It was given to Nixon by Mao himself during his visit to China in 1972 as part of a cultural exchange that involved some ping pong tables and an alpaca.
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