EP1519628A2

Method and device for the reproduction of a binaural output signal which is derived from a monaural input signal

Abstract

Die Erfindung betrifft ein Verfahren und eine Vorrichtung zur Wiedergabe eines aus einem monauralen Eingangssignal erzeugten, aus einem ersten Ausgangssignal und einem zweiten Ausgangssignal bestehenden binauralen Ausgangssignals über mindestens einen ersten und einen zweiten Lautsprecher einer binauralen Kopfsprechgarnitur insbesondere für VoIP-Anwendungen.

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15 claims: 11 independent, 4 dependent

  1. 1
    A method for reproducing a monaural signal from an input generated from a first output signal and a second output signal existing binaural output signal at least a first and a second loudspeaker (L, R) a binaural headset particular for VoIP applications, characterized in that from the monaural input signal by phase shifting and / or amplitude gain or reduction you the first Output signal and / or the second output signal for binaural Simulation is generated to obtain an auditory event, one perceived static and / or dynamic illustrating positioning of a sound event.
  2. 4
    The method of any preceding claim, characterized in that by the phase shift the dynamic positioning of the transmitter-side data terminal (B) caused sound event is simulated by a function of a middle level comparison between the transmitter-side data terminal (B) supplied from the input signal and the receiver-side Data terminal (A) supplied input signal the first output signal by a first delay of the transmitter-side data terminal (B) supplied input signal and the second output signal by a second delay of the input signal and generates the first output signal the first speaker (L) and the second output signal to the second speaker (R) are supplied.
  3. 5
    Method according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that by the phase shift the static positioning of the caused by the receiver-side data terminal (B) sound event is simulated by the first output signal by a delay of the input signal and the second Output by an unchanged copy of the input signal produced and the first output signal to the second Speaker (R) and the second output signal to the first Speaker (L) are supplied.
  4. 6
    Method according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the static positioning of the transmitter-side data terminal (B) caused the sound event and the static Positioning of the receiver-side data terminal (A) caused sound event to be simulated simultaneously.
  5. 7
    Method according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the dynamic positioning of the transmitter-side data terminal (B) caused the sound event and the static Positioning of the receiver-side data terminal (A) caused sound event to be simulated simultaneously.
  6. 8
    Binaural headset especially for VoIP applications, With at least a first and a second loudspeaker (L, R) of a generated for output from a monaural input signal, from a first output signal and a second Output existing binaural output signal;and a connection to a receiver-side data terminal (A);marked by a signal processing means (1) from the monaural input by Phase shift and / or amplitude gain or reduction you the first output signal and / or the second output signal for binaural simulation generated, in order to obtain an auditory event that a subjectively perceived static and / or dynamic positioning of a represents sound event.
  7. 11
    Binaural headset according to any one of claims 8 until 10, characterized in that the signal processing means (1) is adapted to by the phase shift the static positioning of the caused by the transmitter-side data terminal (B) sound event to simulate, by the at least one run-time element in the signal, the first output signal by a delay the input signal and the second output signal produced by an unchanged copy of the input signal, and the first output of the first loudspeaker (L) and the second output signal to the second speaker (R) feeds.
  8. 12
    Binaural headset according to any one of claims 8 to 11 characterized in that the signal processing means (1) is adapted to by the phase shift the dynamic positioning of the transmitter-side data terminal (B) caused sound event to simulate, by the at least one run-time element in the signal as a function of an average Level comparison between the transmitter-side data terminal (B) supplied from the input signal and the receiver-side Data terminal (A) supplied input signal the first output signal by a first delay of the transmitter side Data terminal equipment (B) supplied input signal, and second output signal by a second delay of the input signal produced and the first output signal to the first Speaker (L) and the second output signal to the second Speaker (R) feeds.
  9. 13
    Binaural headset according to any one of claims 8 until 12, characterized in that the signal processing means (1) is adapted to by the phase shift the static positioning of the caused by the receiver-side data terminal (A) sound event to simulate, by the at least one run-time element in the signal, the first output signal by a Delaying the input signal and the second output signal produced by an unchanged copy of the input signal and the first output signal to the second speaker (R) and the second output signal to the first (L) speaker supplies.
  10. 14
    Binaural headset according to any one of claims 8 to 13 characterized in that the signal processing means (1) is designed such is that the static positioning of the transmitter-side Data terminal (B) caused the sound event and the static Positioning of the receiver-side data terminal (A) sound event caused simultaneously simulated are.
  11. 15
    Binaural headset according to any one of claims 8 to 14, characterized in that the signal processing means (1) is designed such is that the dynamic positioning of the transmitter-side Data terminal (B) caused the sound event and the static positioning of the receiver-side data terminal (A) sound event caused simultaneously simulated are.