Apparently CS Headphone takes the stereo or surround encoded 2-channel audio and first processes it using an ultra-low-power Circle Surround decoder to create 5.1 highly accurate channels.
The audio is then fed into SRS' Headphone 360 rendering technology, resulting in the accurate placement of 5.1 channels of natural sounding audio around the listeners head — through standard stereo earphones or headphones. No special hardware or headphone design required.
SRS Labs' technology is already available for license to wireless service providers, streaming media providers and mobile device makers, and after trying it out at Mobile Focus last night, I'm really looking forward to see it implemented in mobile apps in the future.
About SRS Labs, Inc.
SRS Labs is a leader in audio signal processing for consumer electronics. Founded in 1993, SRS Labs holds 129 worldwide patents, with another 34 pending, for advanced audio, voice and surround sound technologies that optimize and improve the listening experience through techniques based on research into the human auditory system. Through partnerships with leading global manufacturers and semiconductor and software partners, over one billion products have shipped worldwide utilizing SRS audio technologies, primarily from one of three main technology families, SRS WOW(R), SRS TruSurround(R) and SRS Circle Surround(R).
More information is available from www.srslabs.com.
1 comments on "SRS CS Headphone for Mobile Video with Surround Sound"
Great ! With surround speakers we can experience thrilling home theater sound easily and affordably !
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