December 2007
Intermediate to advanced
224 pages
7h 18m
English
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Spatial Audio Processing: MPEG Surround and Other Applications
by Jeroen Breebaart, Christof Faller
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9.3 Side information
The previously derived expressions for the inter-channel cues occurring when mixing the (original) source signals indicate which properties determine the inter-channel cues of the mixer output signal. The ICLD (Equation 9.6) depends on the mixing parameters (ai, bi) and on the short-time subband power of the sources, E{
2(n)} (Equation 9.5). The normalized subband cross-correlation function Φ(n, d) (Equation 9.11), that is needed for ICTD (Equation 9.9) and ICC (Equation 9.8) computation, depends on E{21(n)} and additionally on the normalized sub-band autocorrelation function, Φi(n, e) (Equation 9.12), for each source signal. If no time adjustments are applied (i.e. ci = di = 0), only subband powers are required, without autocorrelation functions. Finally, the level of the mixer output channels depends on the mixing parameters (ai, bi) and sub-band power of the sources E{2(n)(n)}.
Hence, given the rendering parameters (ai, bi, ci, di), the spatial parameters of the rendered scene can be obtained based on the source subband powers E{2i(n)} which hence have to be transmitted ...
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