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Design, coding and processing of metadata for object-based interactive audio

Füg et al., 2014

Document ID
17185676686868627526
Author
Füg S
Hölzer A
Borß C
Ertel C
Kratschmer M
Plogsties J
Publication year
Publication venue
Audio Engineering Society Convention 137

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For object-based audio an appropriate definition of metadata is needed to ensure flexible playback in any reproduction scenario and to allow for interactivity. Important use-cases for object-based audio and audio interactivity are described and metadata requirements are …
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