Martin Leese wrote:
> Here is a different portal, this one in the UK
> and made from rubber:
> http://www.jay-harris.co.uk/tag/ambisonics/
More details are available at:
http://www.prosoundnewseurope.com/main-content/full/squarepusher-installed-in-trafalgar-square-sound-portal
Including:
"Inside
> So is this, in fact, the ultimate file format that folk on this list have
> been arguing for (and over) for so long?
I dont know about "ultimate" formats ... but one existing format is
Universal Ambisonic (UA). It is documented Here:
http://soundofspace.com/static/make_ua_file
And there is lots
Richard Dobson wrote:
...
> So is this, in fact, the ultimate file format that folk on this list
> have been arguing for (and over) for so long?
No, absolutely not. The fact that it has been
patented means that it should not be used.
The situation is similar the the GIF image file
format. When
Hi,
Richard Dobson wrote:
I guess I haven't played the system well enough - as the person who
first published the amb format (not in 2009 but in 2000, in my paper
for
ICMC Berlin) it would have been a nice addition to my meagre CV to
have
been mentioned in a patent application. Perhaps I shou
On 24 Oct 2012, at 06:56, Richard Dobson wrote:
> Interesting (in its way), looks like a combo of HOA Ambisonic scene
> description (using multiple HOA streams possibly of different orders) and
> bandwidth compression;
A real scene description would describe the space, the sound sources, and t
David Pickett wrote:
In the USA it is usually even higher!
Well, you said it.
I was trying to be correct, but thought the same...
:-)
Eero
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In the USA it is usually even higher!
At 12:10 24/10/2012, Eero Aro wrote:
Hi
The site says that "an average conversation runs at about 30 decibels"
I wonder where in the world? Compared to what? A decibel is a ratio.
Normal discussion usually at around 45-50 dB(A).
Journalists...
Eero
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The site says that "an average conversation runs at about 30 decibels"
I wonder where in the world? Compared to what? A decibel is a ratio.
Normal discussion usually at around 45-50 dB(A).
Journalists...
Eero
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http://www.bbc.com/travel/blog/20121022-the-quietest-place-on-earth
Whispering. cheers!!!
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Hmm, well, that rather proves my point, and I will write to them. I have
every confidence that that sentence was written ironically rather than
hagiographically. Suffice it to say, I, Richard Dobson, did that work in
2000; and it appears the title to even that very modest piece of IP
(embodied
>
> "The B-Format (based on the extensible ^iff/wav' structure) with its
> *.amb file format realisation as described as of 30 March 2009 for
> example in Martin Leese, "File Format for B-Format ", http://www.
> ambisonia.com/Members/etienne/Members/mleese/file-format-for-b-format,
> is the most s
Interesting (in its way), looks like a combo of HOA Ambisonic scene
description (using multiple HOA streams possibly of different orders)
and bandwidth compression; i.e. there is an encoding and decoding device
as part of the application, as there would need to be, given that
patents ultimately
> Hi
>
> On 24 October 2012 09:37, Michael Chapman wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> Just noticed this the other day:
>>>
>>> WO2012059385 DATA STRUCTURE FOR HIGHER ORDER AMBISONICS AUDIO DATA
>>>
>
>
>> Who is/are the applicant(s) ?
>
> Well it's Thomson and the inventors include people like Johann-Markus
>
Hi
On 24 October 2012 09:37, Michael Chapman wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Just noticed this the other day:
>>
>> WO2012059385 DATA STRUCTURE FOR HIGHER ORDER AMBISONICS AUDIO DATA
>>
> Who is/are the applicant(s) ?
Well it's Thomson and the inventors include people like Johann-Markus
Batke and others w
> Hi,
>
> Just noticed this the other day:
>
> WO2012059385 DATA STRUCTURE FOR HIGHER ORDER AMBISONICS AUDIO DATA
>
> http://patentscope.wipo.int/search/en/detail.jsf?docId=WO2012059385
>
> I haven't read all the 75 pages, mostly looking at the pictures :-)
Who is/are the applicant(s) ?
> But it
Hi,
Just noticed this the other day:
WO2012059385 DATA STRUCTURE FOR HIGHER ORDER AMBISONICS AUDIO DATA
http://patentscope.wipo.int/search/en/detail.jsf?docId=WO2012059385
I haven't read all the 75 pages, mostly looking at the pictures :-)
But it looks like it's about combining different stream
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