AutoEq-Device-Manager
The AutoEq Device Manager is a Windows system-tray tool that allows for managing and switching playback devices and system-wide equalizer profiles. (by thomaseleff)
ASH-IR-Dataset
An impulse response dataset for binaural synthesis of spatial audio systems on headphones (by ShanonPearce)
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| PowerShell | HTML | |
| MIT License | GNU General Public License v3.0 or later |
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AutoEq-Device-Manager
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I put together an AutoEq Windows system-tray tool for managing EQ profiles
The AutoEq Device Manager is a Windows system-tray tool for selecting playback devices and setting Parametric EQ profiles for audio devices by integrating EqualizerAPO with the AutoEq Github project.
ASH-IR-Dataset
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Is spatial audio worth it?
Well, as far as I know Dolby Atmos does the following. It will pass any surround information as "BED" and then process available Atmos specific data, which is normally represented through 7.1.x portion of the setup. DTS is similar in that. So if you have ability to pass Both information, yes they are awesome. If you can only manage "BED," I still think it's well worth it. But if you can only provide Stereo source. No point because all you are going to get is Stereo playback. Now there are many options for up-mixing like using this: https://sourceforge.net/projects/stereo-to-7-1-converter/ and other commercial means. Which then will be worth getting. Another possibility is to use non-commercial headphone virtualization like HeSuvi: https://sourceforge.net/projects/hesuvi/ or better yet follow this project: https://github.com/ShanonPearce/ASH-IR-Dataset, which not only gives you binaural signal to your headphone but also simulates a chosen environment.
What are some alternatives?
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