As the dust settles, I think it is clear that UA should look more like
what it is slowly morphing into. Spec attached, summary below.
Comments and suggestions welcome.
Normalisation scheme: N3D
Supported orders: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th
Component sequence: Gerzon Ambisonic
Supported mixed orders: full p
Hi Trond,
> I don't feel qualified to respond to the decisions inherent in the proposal,
> but in terms of the layout of the document itself, I would like to suggest a
> few improvements that might render it more readable and self-contained, in
> particular helping readers/developers with limit
> Hmmm. The column heading says 'conversion to B-format/FMH',
> and the values are prefixed by an 'x'. This suggests that
> to get FMH you have to multiply the N3D component by the
> value listed.
thanks for picking that up... I think it is more likely, in the
future, that B-format will be convert
> I have found a variety of plugins to manipulate the soundfield as well as
> localize a mono/stereo source, but I haven't been able to find a plugin that
> will just play a B-Format .amb file
> Does one exist and how can I get one please ?!
Rapture3D will do it ... http://www.blueripplesound
>> > Hmmm. The column heading says 'conversion to B-format/FMH',
>> > and the values are prefixed by an 'x'. This suggests that
>> > to get FMH you have to multiply the N3D component by the
>> > value listed.
>>
>> thanks for picking that up... I think it is more likely, in the
>> future, that B-fo
> and list the required 'g' values for the signal sets you support.
that's what I've done, but I havn't made a distinction between peri and hori
> OTOH, the main consideration for choosing ACN was that these things
> will in most cases be handled by tools and code rather than by humans.
I have f
>> I think the most confusing thing is for the channel names to have an
>> implied order. FuMa implies the order of the alphabet, but this order
>> is wrong. And ANC implies its numerical order. It would be strange to
>> have ACN channel 3 in position 2.
>
> It is confusing if the implied order is
>>> Can you convince me to use the ACN scheme?
>
> it is very well documented on michael chapman's site.
does the channel order have support elsewhere?
Etienne
> http://ambisonics.ch/standards/channels/
>
> very big plus :)
>
>
> --
> Jörn Nettingsmeier
> Lortzingstr. 11, 45128 Essen, Tel. +49 1
>> Unfortunately ambisonia.com seems to be unobtainium. I know this has been
>> asked before but is ambisonia.com archived anywhere and will it be available
>> again?
ambisonia.com is down permanently. Apologies for any inconvenience.
There is a chance that Paul Hodges might host some of Ambisoni
:35:45 +1100
>> From: e deleflie
>> Subject: Re: [Sursound] cross-talk cancellation used in binaural sound
>
>> ambisonia.com is down permanently. Apologies for any inconvenience.
>> There is a chance that Paul Hodges might host some of Ambisonia's
>> content on h
more
> chaotic year than
> usual). Although I now have draft permissions for this, we need to sort
> out what happens when I
> retire, which is now just 18 months away (hooray!) otherwise ambisonia could
> be in the same state
> after that
>
> Dave
>
ia.com
>> >
>> > I must apologise to Etienne (and everyone else) - I had indicated
>> > to him that we at York would be interested in taking this on but
>> > for a number of reasons getting permission at this end has dragged
>> > on much longer than is go
thanks for your kind words Richard. Ambisonia.com only became what it
was due to the generousity of those sharing their great work ... Paul
Hodges, John Leonard, Jean-Hugues Roy, Henry, AJH ...
I'm disappointed that I can not continue the effort. It has made me
realise the importance of business.
e
> (or other formats) on a Linux server using the command line version of
> ambdec. Scripts could be integrated in the workflow of the (yet to be
> revived) Ambisonia web site; Plone have all the bell and whistles to
> handle simple and complex workflows.
>
> Le mars 9, 2011, M
>> DTS [...] can be burned to CD audio and performs
>> like a normal CD if the player is ignorant of DTS.
>
> Er, no. Burned to CD, yes, but if the player (or a decoder at the other end
> of a digital link) doesn't know about DTS, then you just get whitish noise.
ah, ok, I always thought it was l
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