Jurgis Jarašius wrote:
Dear Stefan,
We are using 5th order ambisonics 'stretched' over 23 loudspeakers, which
is the amount we think fits our room the best.
YouTube unfortunately does not allow to do synchronized spatial video and
audio yet (with headtracking). As soon as it becomes available we will
switch over it.
The binaural result you hear is related to the ambisonic result, as we are
using a plugin suite (which was developed by Matthias Kronlachner, partly
while residing at our centre) , which allows to 'decode' 5th order
ambisonics into binaural.
http://www.matthiaskronlachner.com/?p=2015
We hope this clarifies your questions.
Warm regards,
Thanks for the deailed description.
To represent 5th order ambisonics over 23 speakers, your layout seems to
need at least 12 speakers in the horizont.
plane. (The vertical layout would be underspecified.)
Is this the case? Can you post some picture or better a link describing
your configuration?
YouTube unfortunately does not allow to do synchronized spatial video and
audio yet (with headtracking).
I am just a bit getting confused now. Doesn't at least 1st order already
work ("within" 360º videos)?
In the future you might consider to apply TOA streams via YT. (Marc
Lavallé and Gregory Pallone might be very able to comment on this, too.)
Best regards,
Stefan
P.S.: Alas, a clear application for 3DA and efficient HOA compression...
(Mpeg-H 3DA certainly can encode/decode < 5th order > HOA.)
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