Parametric encoding and decoding
AssigneeKoninklijke Philips N.V.
InventorsAlbertus Cornelis Den Brinker, Erik Gosuinus Petrus Schuijers, Arnoldus Werner Johanees Oomen
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AssigneeKoninklijke Philips N.V.
InventorsAlbertus Cornelis Den Brinker, Erik Gosuinus Petrus Schuijers, Arnoldus Werner Johanees Oomen
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An encoder for a multi-channel audio signal which comprises a down-mixer (201, 203, 205) for generating a down-mix as a combination of at least a first and second channel signal weighted by respectively a first and second weight with different amplitudes for at least some time-frequency intervals. Furthermore, a circuit (201, 203, 209) generates up-mix parametric data characterizing a relationship between the channel signals as well as characterizing the weights. A circuit generates weight estimates for the encoder weights from the up-mix parametric data; and comprises an up-mixer (407) which recreates the multi channel audio signal by up-mixing the down-mix in response to the up-mix parametric data, the first weight estimate and the second weight estimate. The up-mixing is dependent on the amplitude of at least one of the weight estimate(s).
A decoder for generating a multi-channel audio signal, the decoder comprising:
A decoder for generating a multi-channel audio signal, the decoder comprising:
A decoder for generating a multi-channel audio signal, the decoder comprising:
An encoder for generating an encoded representation of a multi-channel audio signal comprising at least a first channel and a second channel, the encoder comprising:
A method of generating a multi-channel audio signal, the method comprising:
A method of generating an encoded representation of a multi-channel audio signal comprising at least a first channel and a second channel, the method comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium having stored thereon an audio bit stream for a multi-channel audio signal, said audio bit stream comprising a down-mix signal being a combination of at least a first channel signal weighted by a first weight and a second channel signal weighted by a second weight, the first weight and the second weight having different amplitudes for at least some time-frequency intervals;
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