International Congress and Exposition on Noise Control Engineering (Inter-Noise) 2012, pp.1-12
Language
English
Type
Conference Paper
Abstract
For the next generation television such as 3DTV and UHDTV (Ultra High Definition TeleVision), audio also should be realistically represented corresponding to realistic 3D video or ultra high-resolution video. Therefore high-order (more than 5) multichannel systems with 3D loudspeaker arrangement are proposed to represent a realistic 3D sound scene. NHK's 22.2 multichannel audio system is a good example. However it can occur severe problem to install 24 loudspeakers at normal living room. This paper presents a different method, which represents high-order multichannel audio signal with a single loudspeaker array or several ones. If the rendering position of virtual loudspeaker image is within a loudspeaker array plane, we utilize a Wave Field Synthesis (WFS) method for accurate localization and wide sweet spot area. This paper presents the implementation procedure of loudspeaker array for reconstructing high-order multichannel sound (22.2 channels) and evaluation results though comparing with real loudspeaker arrangement environment.
KSP Keywords
3D sound, 3D video, Accurate Localization, Audio signal, Double layered, High definition television(HDTV), High resolution, Living room, Multichannel audio, S 22, Spot area
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