Audio driver componentization
OwnerMartin G. Puryear, Noel R. Cross +1inventors
InventorsMartin G. Puryear, Noel R. Cross, Cheng-mean Liu
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OwnerMartin G. Puryear, Noel R. Cross +1inventors
InventorsMartin G. Puryear, Noel R. Cross, Cheng-mean Liu
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An audio signal processing device has input and output devices, a processor, an accelerator device in communication with the foregoing, and a memory for a storing a driver containing multiple filters of an audio filter graph. The driver controls the accelerator device. The filters contained within the driver can be executed by the accelerator device. Each filter transforms and outputs audio data in a predetermined manner. One filter mixes audio data received by the input device and another renders the mixed audio data for output by the output device. Global effect filters and acoustic cancellation filters can follow the mixing filter to, respectively, achieve a global effect on all input audio data and to cancel echoes therefrom.
An apparatus comprising an audio filter graph for processing an audio data stream through driver components that separately control a plurality of transformations of the audio data stream.
An audio filter graph comprising a mixing driver component separate from a render driver component for respectively mixing audio data streams and rendering the mixed audio data streams.
An audio filter graph comprising:
An audio filter graph comprising driver components each separately controlling an acceleration of a transformation of an audio data stream.
A method comprising exposing a monolithic filter as separate filters, each being a component having its own functionality, wherein the monolithic filter represents a combined functionality of all of the separate filters.
A method comprising:
A computing device comprising:
An audio signal processing device comprising:.
An audio signal processing device comprising:
An apparatus comprising a host processor in communication with a plurality of digital signal processors (DSP), wherein:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.