Research Article

An Effective Watermarking Method Based on Energy Averaging in Audio Signals

Table 4

The low BER illustrating the effectiveness of the watermarking method with error correcting code (ECC) under signal processing attack.

Music TypeClassical piano musicVocal musicSymphonic musicPop music
AttackAlgorithm
w/ow/ccw/ow/ccw/ow/ccw/ow/cc

MP3 compression
(128 kbits/s)
0.190.050.210.040.180.050.210.03

Low-pass filter
(4 kHz)
0.060.060.220.210.090.080.260.26

Time-scaling
(preserve pitch)
0.210.130.260.190.220.130.280.18

Time-scaling
(preserve tempo)
0.130.070.180.120.140.070.170.11

Time-scaling
(preserve both)
0.210.160.310.210.220.160.250.22

Resampling
(44.1 kHz to 22.05 kHz)
0.120.060.040.020.130.070.050.03

Resampling
(44.1 kHz to 11.025 kHz)
0.190.110.070.030.210.130.080.05

w/o: audio watermarking with energy averaging only.
w/cc: audio watermarking with energy averaging and ECC (cyclic code).