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Personal adaptive tuning of mobile computer audio

Lopatka et al., 2015

Document ID
12879059161954252784
Author
Lopatka K
Kotus J
Suchomski P
Czyzewski A
Kostek B
Publication year
Publication venue
Audio Engineering Society Convention 139

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An integrated methodology for enhancing audio quality in mobile computers is presented. The key features are adaptation of the characteristics of the acoustic track to the changing conditions and to the user's individual preferences. Original signal processing algorithms …
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