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| − | + | Rich, 3D environments need sound to provide the user a feeling of complete immersion. When visualization is provided by a cluster of computers, the sound processing can be handled by a dedicated machine that is in turn connected to the speakers and other audio equipment. The OpenAL Audio Server (OAS) provides this functionality via a network interface. OAS is based loosely on the aging Windows DirectSound [http://www.calit2.net/~jschulze/projects/audioserver/ AudioServer] project by Marc Schreier, and aims to deliver a Linux based, backwards compatible solution. | |
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Revision as of 14:14, 7 October 2011
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Project Overview
Rich, 3D environments need sound to provide the user a feeling of complete immersion. When visualization is provided by a cluster of computers, the sound processing can be handled by a dedicated machine that is in turn connected to the speakers and other audio equipment. The OpenAL Audio Server (OAS) provides this functionality via a network interface. OAS is based loosely on the aging Windows DirectSound AudioServer project by Marc Schreier, and aims to deliver a Linux based, backwards compatible solution.
Status
- Bullet Point
To-Do
- Bullet Point
Future Work
- Bullet Point
Participants
Software Developers:
Project Advisors:
Development Assistance:
- Philip Weber
Initial Concept Base:
