Hi ...
Here some expert view on the "technical background", presented by some
company in this area:
http://www.atsc.org/cms/pdf/pt2/07-Jean-Marc_Jot_3D_Audio.pdf
"Current state of the art".
Look for example to p. 6, "perceptual attributes that characterize
natural, 3D-audio".
(and especia
I cannot answer your questions, but yes, there is a crying need for something
like this. I would think many more people would try and eight loudspeaker
system if they did not have to trail eight sets of wires all over the room.
umashankar
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On Fri, Jan 25, 2013 at 08:32:57PM +0100, Sven Thebert wrote:
> The main question will be: How can I guarantee that all receiving µCs
> work synchronous, or with so little jitter, that the sound image for
> the listener doesn't collapse?
Thinking a bit more about this, there is another challenge
On Fri, Jan 25, 2013 at 08:32:57PM +0100, Sven Thebert wrote:
> I'm interested in Ambisonics decoding and I have the idea to broadcast
> b-format over 802.11g to the speakers. A programmed microcontroller
> mounted right behind each speaker will receive the b-format stream
> and, by knowing the po
Dear Sursounders,
soon I will start working on my Master's Thesis in Embedded Systems
Engineering at FH Campus Vienna.
I'm interested in Ambisonics decoding and I have the idea to broadcast
b-format over 802.11g to the speakers. A programmed microcontroller
mounted right behind each speaker will
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If you mean the SunRize Indistries AD512, that was track-count, rather than
outputs, wasn't it? Or was there an add-on? Mine was only two channels in and
out.
John
On 25 Jan 2013, at 15:28, Charlie Richmond wrote:
> Sonrize had an 8 channel card in 1990 and a 16 channel card (iirc) in 1992
>
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Turtle Beach 56K was earlier but I don't know if you
could do multiple cards.
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From: "Miguel Negrao"
To: "Surround Sound discussion group"
Sent: Friday, January 25, 2013 9:19 AM
Subject: Re: [Sursound] Maximum number of output channels possible in
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A 21/01/2013, às 21:50, Eric Benjamin escreveu:
>> 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
http://www.content-technology.com/standards/?p=162
Key issues to be addressed are, a compact and bit-efficient
representation of multi-channel audio programs with the ability to
scale up to transparent quality and the flexible rendering of an audio
program to an arbitrary number of loudspeaker
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