I got the silly idea that if we have few a students with a lot of time at their
hands...
It could be possible to create a low cost ambisonic player using the following
resources
http://flac.sourceforge.net/format.html
To encode .amb into, i guess att the moment there is yet no support for
Hi Robert,
On 25.04.2012, at 03:44, Robert Greene wrote:
Moreover, if we had compressed one very brief thing(and unless you are meter
reading you may not know which thing it is--it does not sound as loud as it
actually is), we could have pulled the overall level up 6 dB. That one moment
Hi Fons,
On 24.04.2012, at 22:09, Fons Adriaensen wrote:
More than 96 dB dynamic range ? I've done some 20th and 21st
century music recordings that had 60 dB or so of dynamic range,
but that's about the widest I've ever seen. For any practical
use you have to reduce that anyway.
For
Hi Stefan,
On 24.04.2012, at 20:54, Stefan Schreiber wrote:
It is a pity that the so-called music industry
(not that I belong to that…)
didn't and doesn't care,
(…caring a lot about surround)
but in the end probably there has to happen something. Because the question
might be asked why
Since Bo-Erik mentioned it, I've been wondering about multichannel
computer audio over HDMI to a home theater amp.
Does anyone know if ALSA on Linux or Core Audio on MacOS support this?
In other words, if I'm running Linux on a motherboard with HDMI
output, do the eight channels of audio show up
