A Scalable Spatial Sound Rendering system
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2001-05-01
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Murphy, David
Rumsey, Francis
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Audio Engineering Society
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Abstract
The spatial rendering of sound in Virtual Reality systems can quickly become a computationally expensive process. The author proposes a Spatial Sound rendering system that allows for the graceful degradation of spatial quality based upon scaling parameters. The parameters are a combination of both physical and perceptual attributes. The Scalable Spatial Sound Rendering system is divided into three User-Profiles; Professional, Prosumer and Consumer, where each profile is composed of a number of varying levels of quality. Typical applications for this scalable framework include Mobile-VR systems and Personal VR systems based upon standard multimedia PCs. One of the main advantages of this scalable architecture is that the audio content is only created once and is appropriately scaled for the end user – write once read many.
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Virtual Reality , Spatial rendering of sound , Spatial Sound rendering system , Scaling parameters , Mobile-VR system , Personal VR system , Multimedia PC
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Murphy, D. and Rumsey, F. (2001) 'A Scalable Spatial Sound Rendering system', 110th Audio Engineering Society Convention, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 12-15 May, 5316 (9pp). Available at: http://www.aes.org/e-lib/browse.cfm?elib=9930 (Accessed: 18 December 2018)
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© 2001, Audio Engineering Society. All rights reserved. This paper was presented at the 110th Convention/Conference of the Audio Engineering Society, as paper number 5316. The full published version can be found at: http://www.aes.org/e-lib/browse.cfm?elib=9930