System and method for digital signal processing
AssigneeBongiovi Acoustics LLC
InventorsAnthony Bongiovi, Phillip Fuller, Glenn Zelniker
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Abstract
The present invention provides methods and systems for digitally processing audio signals in broadcasting and/or transmission applications. In particular, the present invention includes a pre-transmission processing module which is structured and configured to generate a partially processed signal. A transmitter is then structured to transmit or broadcast the partially processed signal to a receiver, where the signal is then fed to a post-transmission processing module. The post-transmission processing module is structured and configured to further processes the signal based upon, for example, the listening environment, profile(s), etc. and generate a final output signal.
Claims20
A method for processing a signal comprising:
- processing the signal using a pre-transmission processing module to create a partially configured signal,
- transmitting the partially configured signal,
- receiving the transmitted signal,
- processing the transmitted signal using a post-transmission processing module to create a final signal configured for output in a predetermined environment, the post-transmission processing module being an at least partially inverse configuration relative to the pre-transmission processing module.
An audio system comprising:
- a pre-transmission processing module configured to receive an audio signal and output a partially processed audio signal,
- a transmitter structured to transmit said partially processed audio signal,
- a receiver structured to receive said transmitted audio signal,
- a post-transmission processing module configured to further process said partially processed audio signal and generate an output signal, and
- said post-transmission processing module comprising an at least partially inverse configuration relative to said pre-transmission processing module.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.