Abstract—This paper presents a method to prevent duplication of digital audio file in a personal device which is called biologically-inspired audio storing management process (BiASMP). This method is better than other software applications by preventing the duplication of digital music record from the start of the file being inserted into the personal device. Hence, the hard disk of personal device is always optimized with the required singular audio file. A comparative analysis is made to show advantage of BiASMP. The results of exemplar settings simulation are also provided to show how BiASMP works.

Index Terms—Biologically-inspired, software engineering, and multimedia database.

Hammuzamer Irwan bin Hamzah and Ariffin bin Abdul Mutalib are with the School of Multimedia Technology and Communication, Universiti Utara Malaysia (e-mail: hammuzamer@yahoo.com).
Low Tan Jung is with Computer and Information Sciences Department, Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS, Perak, Malaysia.

Cite:Hammuzamer Irwan bin Hamzah, Low Tan Jung, and Ariffin bin Abdul Mutalib, "Modeling the Biologically-Inspired Audio Storing Management Process (BiASMP) to Prevent Duplication of Digital Audio File in Personal Device," International Journal of Computer and Communication Engineering vol. 2, no. 6, pp. 684-688, 2013.