> ...
>> Don't write about supposed patent trolls if your sources are "Forbes"
>> etc. (This is business press, they certainly don't have any real clue
>> about patents.)
>
> The article was written by the CEO of Article
> One Partners; she knows what she is talking
> about.
>
If self-(corporate)-
Ok, the citings and links weren't presented in the desired form.
I guess this is because there was no clear ISO standard for HTML
citings...(In fact, maybe this is because I was copying HTML to
plain text format, forced by the sursound list owners to do so. :-) )
Anyway, I am completely
Marc Lavallée wrote:
Remember that MPEG is creating proprietary, industrial and commercial
standards using lots of patents. How Ambisonics can co-exist?
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The MPEG is part of the International Standard Organisation (ISO), in
fact it was founded by both ISO and IEC.
http://en.wiki
Hi Gabriel,
I would like to give some short commentaries inside your text, open for
further discussion...
Gabriel Wolf wrote:
Dear Sursounders,
the initial post of "A proposal for an Ambisonics based 3D audio codec
..." by Stefan Schreiber put all the things together so clearly and
nicely
Stefan Schreiber a écrit :
> >As for Java, it is now a free software and its
> >implementation for Android (Dalvik), is free too.
> >
> Really?! Java is not free, unless you are referring (only) to the
> programming language. (Libraries? VM?)
Hi Stephan.
The Java language and its specificati
Actually by me, back in 2000, along with the CDP Toolkit which enabled
AMB files to be created:
http://people.bath.ac.uk/masrwd/bformat.html
The Ambisonic community sort of discovered it a while later.
Oh I see. That was before I joined Sursound.
Ambisonic's "problem" was that people were hap
Stefan Schreiber wrote:
...
> Don't write about supposed patent trolls if your sources are "Forbes"
> etc. (This is business press, they certainly don't have any real clue
> about patents.)
The article was written by the CEO of Article
One Partners; she knows what she is talking
about.
...
>>..."
> what was the first commercial multichannel sound card
I don't know what the first was, but in 2000 I used an Echo Layla 24 to put
together an 8-channel system with an old 100 MHz Pentium PC (Barely enough CPU
power. I had to trim the OS to get it to work in real time). Before the
Layla24 th
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Dear Sursounders,
...
We did standardisation before. AMB has been declared by Martin Leese
seven years ago (if I remember correctly). It has been worked out.
Actually by me, back in 2000, along with the CDP Toolkit which enabled
AMB files to be crea
Hi
Does anyone know the answer to this question ?
With 3 RME HDSPe MADI FX it appears to be possible to have 576 channels of
output. Would the pci-e bus be able that amount of data ? Has anyone ever
built such a system ?
I’m asking because I wanted to know what was the maximum theoretical n
Dear Sursounders,
the initial post of "A proposal for an Ambisonics based 3D audio codec
..." by Stefan Schreiber put all the things together so clearly and
nicely. MPEG-H 3D Audio might be the beginning of commercial
breakthrough in 3D audio. Ambisonics has been there since the 70's. We
all
Marc Lavallée wrote:
Stefan Schreiber a écrit :
The Android OS is "open", although not entirely:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_%28operating_system%29#Licensing
Very closely controlled by Google, even if being based on Linux and
some (propietary) hack of Java?
Yes, de
Stefan Schreiber a écrit :
> >The Android OS is "open", although not entirely:
> >http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_%28operating_system%29#Licensing
> >
>
> Very closely controlled by Google, even if being based on Linux and
> some (propietary) hack of Java?
Yes, developed and controlled b
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