Open bluewidy opened 11 months ago
Binaural refers to a layout where you can feel the virtualization of 3D audio on your headphones. So what I expect is what is in this screenshot. The MPEG-H VVplayer provided by Fraunhofer already provides binaural for the target speaker layout. I hope you can hack this.
And I tried the brir parameter with my brir file and it doesn't work. Here is the brir file I used. bluewindys_IRs_for_7.1.4.zip
Can You share the command line ?
ia_mpeghd_testbench.exe -ifile:sine_1khz_cicp19.mp4 -ibrir:bluewindys_IRs_for_7.1.4.wav -ofile:result.wav
ia_mpeghd_testbench.exe -ifile:sine_1khz_cicp19.mp4 -ibrir:bluewindys_IRs_for_7.1.4.wav -ofile:result.wav
Can You please confirm if the file - bluewindys_IRs_for_7.1.4.wav
- complies with the bitstream format as suggested in section 17.4.2 of MPEG-H 3D Audio specification document?
Oh... It looks like I need to pay CHF 208 to see the document...
I succeeded in reading the documentation via a different route. So if I understand correctly, I need to provide the directory containing the multiple BRIR files as an argument to the parameter, right?
I succeeded in reading the documentation via a different route. So if I understand correctly, I need to provide the directory containing the multiple BRIR files as an argument to the parameter, right?
Yes, You need to provide the path of the BRIR file (that complies) with the format specified by the MPEG-H 3DA specification document as parameter.
And I tried the brir parameter with my brir file and it doesn't work. Here is the brir file I used. bluewindys_IRs_for_7.1.4.zip
We will look into the possibility of a tool to convert this into a bitstream format that MPEG-H decoder expects.
Thank you
Hi @bluewidy ,
Can you please elaborate about the functionality you are expecting with the flag "binaural" .