Multi-channel speaker output orientation detection
AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsKulvir S. Bhogal, Jonathan F. Brunn, Jeffrey R. Hoy, Asima Silva
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AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsKulvir S. Bhogal, Jonathan F. Brunn, Jeffrey R. Hoy, Asima Silva
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A method is disclosed for determining a relative orientation of speakers that receive audio signals from a portable audio source device. In an embodiment, a microphone coupled with the portable audio source device receives a first sound from a first speaker and a second sound from a second speaker. An orientation detector determines a volume of at least one of the first and second sounds and the portable audio source device detects a movement of the portable audio source device. The orientation detector detects a variation in the determined volume and determines a relative orientation of the first and second speakers based, at least in part, on the detected movement and the detected variation in the determined volume.
A method for determining a relative orientation of system-designated right and left speakers in a pair of earpieces that receive audio signals from a portable audio source device that processes multi-channel audio having, at least, a designated right channel and a designated left channel, said method comprising:
A system for determining a relative orientation of system-designated right and left speakers in a pair of earpieces that receive audio signals from a portable audio source device that processes multi-channel audio having, at least, a designated right channel and a designated left channel, said system comprising:
A computer program product for determining a relative orientation of system-designated right and left speakers in a pair of earpieces that receive audio signals from a portable audio source device that processes multi-channel audio having, at least, a designated right channel and a designated left channel, said computer program product comprising:
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