Mixhalo Corp. (20240214512). SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR WIRELESS REAL-TIME MULTI-CHANNEL AUDIO AND VIDEO INTEGRATION simplified abstract
Contents
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR WIRELESS REAL-TIME MULTI-CHANNEL AUDIO AND VIDEO INTEGRATION
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Jeffrey Thomas Miller of San Diego CA (US)
Charles Edward Luckhardt, Iv of San Francisco CA (US)
Vikram Singh of San Francisco CA (US)
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR WIRELESS REAL-TIME MULTI-CHANNEL AUDIO AND VIDEO INTEGRATION - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240214512 titled 'SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR WIRELESS REAL-TIME MULTI-CHANNEL AUDIO AND VIDEO INTEGRATION
The abstract describes a method for wirelessly capturing real-time multi-channel audio and video using a mobile computing device and a wireless access point. This involves detecting multiple musical instruments, receiving live audio signals from them, processing the audio signals into a live audio stream, and producing a shareable video alongside the live audio stream.
- Detecting musical instruments wirelessly via a multi-channel audio interface
- Receiving live audio signals from the instruments
- Receiving data representation of the live audio signals via a wireless network
- Processing the data representation into a live audio stream
- Initiating video capture and producing a shareable video concurrently
Potential Applications: - Live music performances - Music education and training - Remote music collaboration
Problems Solved: - Enables wireless capture of multi-channel audio and video in real-time - Facilitates remote music recording and collaboration
Benefits: - Enhanced flexibility and convenience in capturing audio and video - Improved accessibility for musicians and content creators - Enables real-time sharing of musical performances
Commercial Applications: Title: Wireless Real-Time Multi-Channel Audio and Video Capture for Music Industry This technology can be used in live music events, music production studios, online music platforms, and educational institutions offering music programs.
Prior Art: Prior art related to this technology may include patents or research on wireless audio and video capture systems, multi-channel audio interfaces, and mobile computing devices for audiovisual recording.
Frequently Updated Research: Stay updated on advancements in wireless communication protocols, audio processing algorithms, and mobile computing technologies to enhance the performance and capabilities of this system.
Questions about Wireless Real-Time Multi-Channel Audio and Video Capture: 1. How does this technology improve the efficiency of capturing live musical performances wirelessly? 2. What are the potential challenges in implementing this method in different musical environments?
Original Abstract Submitted
a method of wireless capture of real-time multi-channel audio and video using a mobile computing device and a wireless access point includes detecting a first musical instrument and a second musical instrument via a multi-channel audio interface wirelessly coupled to the instruments using a short-range communication protocol. the method also includes receiving a first live audio signal from the first musical instrument and a second live audio signal from the second musical instrument. the method also includes receiving a data representation of the first live audio signal and the second live audio signal via a wireless network. the method also includes processing the data representation of the first live audio signal and the second live audio signal into a live audio stream. the method also includes initiating a video capture and, concurrent with the video capture, producing a shareable video based on the captured video and the live audio stream.
