https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/AudioDestinationNode

Destination channel numbers can be as many as soundcard outputs !
So yes there is nothing stopping us from having multichannel outputs from a
web audio implemented in JavaScript..

Bosse


On Sun, 13 Jan 2019 09:58 Bo-Erik Sandholm <[email protected] wrote:

>
> As far as I understand there is nothing stopping us to access a
> multichannel soundcard from the browser.
>
> To Marc, there is nothing else than the html competence and time that
> stops us from using Omnitone or JSAmbisonics to produce websites with
> Ambisonic content.
>
> I think with the www.ohti.xyz, this is produced with faint memories of a
> html course in the end of the eighties and googling shows this.
>
> The thing that I have not been able to figure out is how to create a
> interface for creating playlist or a GUI for a directory at files for click
> and play.
>
> The VLC supports ambix coded soundfield, there is somwhere a multimedia
> version in the works that will make it possible to use headtracking
> according to the VLC main developer.
>
> Bosse
>
>
>
>
>> - -
>>
>> > Decoding in the browser would be for casual use, mostly for binaural
>> > listening, but decoding to speaker arrays would be nice, for exemple
>> > with 5.1 system (as a 4.1 system with a square or rectangular setup).
>>
>> - - -
>>
>> Why would you not be able to decode ambisonics to a speaker array (for
>> example 4.0 or 5.1), <  from a browser >?
>>
>>
>> Maybe this is no common option yet today, but why not in the future?
>>
>> If a browser is able to support 5.1 (stereophonic surround), decoding
>> of ambisonics to some 5.1 system should actually be no problem. (via
>> WebAudio)
>>
>> The usual way to support decoding of ambisonics (only) to binaural is
>> because the normal application case of ambisonics is nowadays to be
>> some “ audio track” for VR or 360° video.
>>
>> Right?!
>>
>> I don’t think this is just an abstract discussion, by the way. Maybe
>> such decoding functions could added to Omnitone, for example?
>>
>
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