WO2003079724A1 - Appareil de traitement d'un signal de localisation d'image sonore et procede de traitement dudit signal - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to, for example, a sound image localization signal processing device and a sound image localization signal processing method for performing virtual sound source localization processing on an audio signal corresponding to a video signal having angle information.
- an image capturing apparatus that divides a subject around 360 degrees called an omnidirectional camera into eight angles of view and performs continuous processing.
- the 360-degree image picked up by the omnidirectional camera is called a free viewpoint image because it captures an image around 360 degrees without paying particular attention to the viewpoint.
- the sound corresponding to this free viewpoint video is collected via a microphone microphone so that a stereo sound field can be reproduced by fixing the video of the surrounding subject at 360 degrees, for example, divided into eight angles of view. Had been sounding. Disclosure of the invention
- the present invention has been made in view of the above point, and in the reproduction of an audio signal for a free viewpoint video, even when the video is reproduced by moving the video by changing the angle, the sound image is moved in the direction of the moving video. It is an object of the present invention to provide a sound image localization signal processing device and a sound image localization signal processing method capable of localizing a sound image.
- the sound image localization signal processing device includes a plurality of sound image localization signals at the time of reproduction that are localized at arbitrary positions during reproduction so as to correspond to an image based on a video signal having angle information with respect to a reference position.
- a sound image localization signal processing device that performs signal processing on audio signals synthesized by synthesis means with each sound source data input from a sound source, the user's viewpoint that is the angle information of the reproduced sound image of the video based on the video signal Selection means for selecting the selection information, and signal processing for sound image localization in the channel of the audio signal corresponding to the user's viewpoint selection information, which is the angle information of the reproduced sound image selected by the selection means.
- Sound image localization control processing means for real-time processing, control information generation means for generating control information for performing signal processing by the sound image localization control processing means, and Transmission information generating means for generating transmission information by superimposing the audio signal and the control information on the video signal, performing signal processing on the audio signal in real time, and generating a video based on the video signal.
- the sound image localization position is controlled in accordance with.
- the sound image localization signal processing device of the present invention provides a sound signal localization signal processing device that synthesizes sound source data input from a plurality of sound sources by synthesis means and performs signal processing based on control information at the time of production.
- a sound image localization signal processing device that performs signal processing on reproduction information so that a reproduced sound image is localized at an arbitrary position during reproduction so as to correspond to an image based on a video signal having angle information with respect to a position.
- Reproducing information reading means for reading out the video signal, the audio signal and the control information from the audio signal and the control information superimposed on the video signal in the reproduction information, and reproducing the video signal
- Video signal reproducing means selecting means for selecting user's viewpoint selection information as angle information of a reproduced sound image of a video based on the video signal;
- Sound image localization control processing means for performing, in real time, signal processing for sound image localization on the channel of the audio signal corresponding to the user's viewpoint selection information which is the angle information of the reproduced sound image selected by the selection means;
- the audio signal is subjected to signal processing in real time to control a sound image localization position corresponding to a video image based on the video signal.
- the sound image localization signal processing method of the present invention can be used in a production process such that a reproduced sound image at the time of reproduction is localized at an arbitrary position so as to correspond to an image based on a video signal having angle information with respect to a reference position.
- the sound image localization signal processing method of the present invention provides a sound image localization signal processing method comprising: synthesizing sound source data input from a plurality of sound sources by synthesizing means and performing signal processing based on control information during production; A sound image localization signal processing method for performing signal processing on reproduction information so that a reproduced sound image is localized at an arbitrary position during reproduction so as to correspond to a video based on a video signal having angle information with respect to a position. Reading out the video signal, the audio signal, and the control information from the audio signal and the control information superimposed on the video signal in the reproduction information, and reproducing the video signal.
- a localization control processing step wherein the audio signal is subjected to signal processing in real time to control a sound image localization position corresponding to a video based on the video signal.
- the sound image localization control processing means performs, in real time, signal processing for sound image localization on the channel of the audio signal based on the control information corresponding to the angle information of the video from the selection means.
- the control information generating means is a sound image localization control processing means for sound image localization on an audio signal channel corresponding to the angle information of the video.
- the control information used for the sound image localization processing for performing the above signal processing is stored.
- the transmission information generating means generates transmission data based on a transmission format by using an audio signal and a control signal as a video signal. This transmission data is transferred to the reproduction system.
- control information used for real-time sound image localization processing for performing signal processing for sound image localization on an arbitrary channel of the audio signal is generated, and the free viewpoint video is generated.
- the angle of the free viewpoint video is changed and the video is moved and played back. The reproduced sound image can be localized.
- the sound image localization control processing means performs signal processing for sound image localization on the channel of the audio signal transferred from the production system based on the control information corresponding to the angle information of the video from the selection means. Apply in time.
- the corrected audio signal obtained by subjecting the channel of the audio signal to signal processing for sound image localization by the sound image localization control processing means based on the control information corresponding to the angle information of the video is output to the reproduction means.
- the reproducing means reproduces the corrected audio signal and outputs a reproduced sound image corresponding to the angle information of the video.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a sound image localization signal processing device of a production system of a free viewpoint video / audio production / playback system applied to the present embodiment.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a sound image localization signal processing device of a reproduction system of a free viewpoint video / audio production / reproduction system applied to the present embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the channel mapping unit.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a GUI application screen.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating generation of operation metadata.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing generation of time metadata.
- Fig. 7 shows the metadata recording format.
- Fig. 7A shows the recording at the beginning of one frame
- Fig. 7B shows the recording at the end of one frame
- Fig. 7C shows the recording at the beginning of each album. is there.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a 360 ° camera image.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing imaging by a circumferential camera.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing switching of the operation mode on the time axis.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a corrected sound image by HRTF.
- FIG. 12 is a configuration diagram of a correction process using HRTF.
- Figure 13 shows the production flow chart.
- Figure 14 shows the flow chart of the regeneration system.
- Fig. 15 is a diagram showing the function of production-based channel matching.
- Fig. 15A is for real sound
- Fig. 15B is for virtual sound
- Fig. 15C is for real sound. It is the case of the combination of the sound and the virtual sound.
- Figure 16 is a diagram showing a variation of channel mapping between production and playback systems.
- Figure 16A shows the case of the impulse response convolution type
- Figure 16B shows the repurb processing for 5-channel output. Is the case.
- the sound image localization signal processing device applied to the present embodiment is designed to change the sound image localization position as the user changes the viewpoint in the reproduction of the sound field of an audio signal in a so-called free viewpoint video.
- the sound creator transmits control information for localizing the reproduced sound image of the audio signal in accordance with the video as metadata for authoring information to the playback side. is there.
- a sound image localization signal processing device applied to the present embodiment will be described.
- Figure 1 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the sound image localization signal processing device in the production system of the free viewpoint video / audio production / playback system.
- the sound image localization signal processing device shown in Fig. 1 changes the angle of the free viewpoint video and moves the video to reproduce the audio signal so that the reproduced audio image of the audio signal is localized in the direction of the moving video when the video is played.
- the point that metadata to be controlled is transmitted to the playback side is significantly different from the conventional system.
- the microphone material 1 and other material 2 of the free viewpoint camera are input to the mixer 3 as audio input of multiple channels.
- the microphone material 1 of the free viewpoint camera is a sound corresponding to the free viewpoint image, and can reproduce the stereo sound field by fixing the image of the surrounding subject at 360 degrees, for example, divided into eight angles of view. Is picked up through the microphone.
- the other material 2 is called a dry material, and is a spotmike material, an alecomic material, a sound effect material, or the like.
- the sound creator inputs audio input from multiple channels of sound sources, such as the microphone material 1 and other material 2 of the free viewpoint camera, and the free viewpoint viewer 4 displays the free viewpoint of the video data 10
- This is a sound adjustment console that allows you to adjust the composition of each channel while viewing the video material by viewing the video over 360 degrees.
- N channels for example, 24 channels
- M for N channels
- the angle information of the free viewpoint video is selected by operating the operation key for selecting the viewpoint in the viewpoint selection unit 5.
- the operation key for selecting a viewpoint in the viewpoint selection unit 5 can perform an operation of selecting angle information by, for example, rotating the operation key, and an operation of determining by pressing the operation key.
- the mixer 3 is provided with a channel matching section 6 as a function block.
- the audio output data from the mixer 3 is supplied to the channel mapping section 6.
- the angle information of the free viewpoint video is supplied from the viewpoint selection unit 5 to the channel matching unit 6. Therefore, the channel mapping unit 6 performs real-time signal processing for sound image localization on the channel of the audio output data from the mixer 3 based on the control information corresponding to the angle information of the free viewpoint video from the viewpoint selection unit 5.
- the channel mapping section 6 inputs audio data of a synthesized sound source of, for example, 4 to 10 channels, and outputs multi-channel audio data of 2 channels / channel to 5.1 channels, 6 channels, 7 channels, and the like. .
- the details of the channel matting unit 6 will be described later.
- the corrected audio data obtained by subjecting the audio data channel to signal processing for sound image localization based on the control information corresponding to the angle information of the free viewpoint video in the channel mapping unit 6 is output to the audio monitor 7.
- the audio monitor 7 reproduces the corrected audio data and outputs a reproduced sound image corresponding to the angle information of the free viewpoint video.
- the audio monitor 7 has left (L) and right (R) steps.
- Speakers that play Leo sound Headphones that play left (L) and right (R) stereo sound, Left (L), Right (R), Surround left (SL), Surround right (SR) Plays 4 channels of stereo sound of speakers or 5.1 channels of left (L), right (R), center (C), surround left (SL), surround right (SR), subwoofer (SW) You may use the speed to reproduce stereo sound.
- the control information used in the sound image localization processing of the corrected audio data in which the signal processing for the sound image localization is performed on the channels of the audio data corresponding to the angle information of the free viewpoint video in the channel mapping unit 6 is authoritative. It is supplied to the metadata section 9 as metadata of the signaling information.
- the audio output data from the mixer 3 is supplied to an audio recorder 8, and the audio recorder 8 streams the audio data into a format for transmission in synchronization with, for example, a synchronization signal from the channel mapping unit 6. I do.
- the audio interleave section 11 interleaves the audio data streamed into the video data 10 and the meta data from the meta data section 9 to transmit data 12 based on a format for transmission.
- Generate The transmission data 12 is transferred to, for example, a playback system to be described later via the Internet 13 or the recording medium 14.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a sound image localization signal processing device of a reproduction system of the free viewpoint video / audio production / reproduction system.
- reproduction data 21 transmission data 12 transferred from the production system shown in FIG. 1 via the Internet 13 or the recording medium 14 is referred to as reproduction data 21. Is entered. Video data, audio data, and meta data are read out from the reproduction data 21 based on the transmission format, and the video data is supplied to the video player 22, and the audio data is not shown. The data is supplied to a channel mapping section 24 provided in the audio player, and the metadata provided in the audio player (not shown) is supplied to a metadata section 25.
- the angle information of the free viewpoint video is selected by operating the operation keys for selecting the viewpoint in the viewpoint selection unit 23.
- the free viewpoint video reproduced by the video player 22 is reproduced based on the angle information selected by the viewpoint selection unit 23.
- the operation key for selecting a viewpoint in the viewpoint selection unit 23 can be, for example, an operation of selecting angle information by rotating the operation key and a decision operation by pressing the operation key. .
- the channel mapping section 24 is supplied with angle information of a free viewpoint video from the viewpoint selection section 23 and metadata as control information from the metadata section 25. Therefore, the channel mapping unit 24 performs sound image localization on the channel of the audio data transferred from the production system based on the metadata as control information corresponding to the angle information of the free viewpoint video from the viewpoint selection unit 23. Signal processing in real time.
- the channel mapping unit 24 receives, for example, audio data of a synthesized sound source of channels 4 to 10 and outputs multi-audio data such as 2 channels to 5.1 channels, 6 channels, 7 channels, and 7 channels. In addition, channel The details of the rubbing part 24 will be described later.
- the corrected audio data obtained by subjecting the audio data channel to signal processing for sound image localization based on the metadata as control information corresponding to the angle information of the free viewpoint video in the channel mapping unit 24 is used as the audio monitor 27 Is output to The audio monitor 27 reproduces the corrected audio data and outputs a reproduced sound image corresponding to the angle information of the free viewpoint video.
- the audio monitor 27 has speakers for playing left (L) and right (R) stereo sound, headphones for playing left (L) and right (R) stereo sound, left (L) and right Speakers that play four-channel stereo sound (R), surround left (SL), surround right (SR) or left (L), right (R), center (C), surround left (SL), Surround Right (SR) and Subwoofer (SW) may be used to reproduce 5.1 channel stereo sound.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the channel mapping unit.
- the channel mapping unit includes an operation mode setting unit 31 for setting an operation mode according to the designation of a channel of an audio signal to be subjected to sound image localization signal processing, and a user selected by the viewpoint selection unit 5.
- Set the frame image corresponding to the viewpoint selection information It comprises a rack setting section 32 and a parameter setting section 33 for setting parameters for performing signal processing on an audio signal corresponding to the selected frame image.
- the operation mode setting unit 31 includes a fixed channel mode 3 1-1 of the first operation mode for performing sound image localization signal processing on all of the audio signals of the plurality of channels, and a plurality of the operation modes.
- Non-fixed channel mode of the second operation mode in which sound image localization is performed by designating only a specific channel out of audio signals of the other channel and signal processing is not performed on other channels 2.
- the track setting unit 32 performs frame processing of the video signal so as to correspond to the user's viewpoint selection information, which is the angle information of the reproduced sound image selected by the viewpoint selection unit 5. 2-1, a horizontal angle processing unit 3 2-2 for performing horizontal angle processing, a zoom processing unit 3 2-3 for performing zoom processing, and a vertical angle processing unit 3 2-1 3 for performing vertical angle processing It is configured to have.
- the track setting unit 32 performs signal processing on the audio signal according to the operation mode AM from the operation mode setting unit 31 and the viewpoint selection information V from the viewpoint selection unit 5 according to the above-described configuration. Generates the operation signal C of Note that all of these configurations may be used, or the present invention is not limited thereto, and any one of them may be selected and used according to processing.
- the parameter setting unit 33 based on the operation signal C from the track setting unit 32, performs equalization processing of the phase equalization on the audio signal by using a predetermined parameter.
- Reverb processing unit 3 3-2 that performs reverb processing
- volume processing unit 3 3-3 that performs volume processing
- pan processing unit 3 3-4 that performs pan processing of sound image movement
- HRTF head-related transfer function: H ead R e 1 ated Transform Function
- HRTF processing unit 33-5 that performs acoustic characteristic processing by changing the transfer function reaching the first ear.
- five sets of stereo sound source data can be obtained using five stereo impulse responses from five sound sources placed around the listener to both ears of the listener.
- the first sound source that convolves the input signal with the transfer function based on the impulse response from the sound source in front of the listener to both ears of the listener, and both the sound source and the listener from the sound source in the rear left of the listener A case in which signal processing is performed on a second sound source that convolves a transfer function based on an impulse response to the ear with an input signal will be described.
- the track setting unit 32 of the channel mapping unit 6 uses the movement information. Is converted into an angle parameter or a position parameter, and an operation signal C corresponding to the converted parameter is supplied to the parameter setting unit 33.
- the parameter setting unit 33 processes the level value of each processing unit from the first sound source and the second sound source so that the level value of each processing unit is closed at a ratio of distance or angle. I do.
- the left digital signal L of the digital signal sequence of the audio signal output from the mixer 3 is a pair of left convolution integrators. Supplied to the convolution integrator in the memory.
- the memory attached to the convolution integrator has a fixed sampling frequency from the virtual sound source position to both ears in the direction in which the listener's head is currently facing, relative to the reference direction of the head.
- the digital signal sequence which is a set of digitally recorded impulse responses expressed by the number of quantization bits, is called up by a convolution integrator. Are convoluted and integrated.
- a pair of right crosstalk convolution integrators and memory supply the crosstalk component of the right digital signal R.
- the right digital signal R is supplied to a pair of right convolution integrators and a convolution integrator of the memory.
- the memory attached to the convolution integrator has a fixed sampling frequency and quantum from the virtual sound source position to both ears in the direction in which the listener's current head is facing, relative to the reference direction of the head.
- a set of digitally recorded impulse responses represented by the number of digitized bits is stored.
- the digital signal sequence is convoluted and integrated with the impulse response read from this memory and the real time in the convolution integrator.
- the pair of left crosstalk convolution integrators supplies the crosstalk component of the left digital signal L.
- impulse response and convolution integration are performed in the same manner as described above.
- Digital signal trains for which impulse response and convolution integration have been performed in the convolution integrator and memory for left, pair of right crosstalk, pair of right, and pair of left crosstalk are supplied to the adder, respectively.
- the digital signal of the two channels added by the adder is applied to the listener's individual by the adaptive processing filter. Correction is made so as to eliminate differences in ear shape, noise, and characteristics specific to the sound source used.
- the impulse response as the HRTF is stored in the memory.
- the memory attached to the convolution integrator has the head fixed to the reference direction.
- a pair of digitally stored impulse responses from the virtual sound source position to both ears may be stored.
- the digital signal sequence is convoluted and integrated with this impulse response in real time.
- a control signal representing a time difference and a level difference between both ears from the virtual sound source position to the both ears with respect to the reference direction of the head is stored.
- the head motion in the detected reference direction is further converted into a magnitude including a direction at every fixed unit angle or at each predetermined angle.
- a control signal previously stored in another memory is read out by the address signal, and the control device corrects and changes the control signal in real time. The result may be supplied to an adder.
- the impulse response and the digital signal string convolved and integrated in real time are supplied to the adder, and the two-channel digital signal from the adder is further subjected to a head in the detected reference direction.
- the part motion is converted into a digital address signal representing the magnitude including the direction at every fixed unit angle or at a predetermined angle, and stored in another memory in advance by this address signal.
- the control signal may be read out and corrected and changed in real time by the control device.
- control device can be configured by a combination of a variable delay device and a variable level controller, or a level controller for each frequency band such as a graphic equalizer divided into multiple bands,
- the information stored in other memories is the time difference and the level between the two ears from the virtual sound source position to both ears with respect to the reference direction of the head of the listener.
- An impulse response indicating a difference or the like may be used.
- the above-described control device may be configured by a variable digital filter of IIR or FIR. Therefore, the value of the impulse response as the HRTF may be changed using the controller.
- the spatial information is given by the control device, and the adaptive processing filter removes the differences in the ear shape due to individual differences in the listener, noise, the sound source used, and the unique characteristics of the headphones. It is corrected and changes are given to the movement of the head.
- the viewpoint selecting unit 5 detects the head movement with respect to the reference direction of the listener at a fixed angle or at predetermined angles, and the digital signal representing the magnitude including the direction in the address control circuit. Convert to a dress signal.
- the impulse response digitally recorded from the virtual sound source position in the reference direction of the head to the both ears with respect to the reference direction of the head previously recorded in the memory, and between the two ears from other memories Reads the control signal or impulse response indicating the time difference and the level difference between both ears.
- the convolution integrator or control device corrects and changes the impulse response or control signal and the acoustic signal in real time.
- the convolutional integrator memory or the control device and adder convert the signal into a two-channel digital signal to both ears having spatial information as a sound field, and apply an adaptive processing filter.
- the differences in the shape of the ears due to individual differences in the listener, noise, and the characteristics of the sound source used are corrected, and the power is amplified by the power amplifier before being supplied to the speakers.
- the speaker placed at the virtual sound source position It is possible to achieve a reproduction effect such that a reproduction sound can be heard.
- the listener moves the free viewpoint video using the free viewpoint viewer 4
- a digital signal or an analog signal according to the direction is obtained by the viewpoint selection unit 5, and thereby,
- the signal has a value according to the direction of the listener's viewpoint with respect to the free viewpoint video, and this value is supplied as an address signal to the memory through the address control circuit.
- the memory force is a digitally recorded impulse response from the virtual sound source position to the both ears in the reference direction corresponding to the orientation of the listener's viewpoint with respect to the free viewpoint image, or both.
- Control signals representing the time difference between the ears and the level difference between the two ears are extracted, and this data is supplied to a convolution integrator or a control device.
- a control signal representing the response or the time difference between the ears and the level difference between the ears is taken out, and this data is supplied to a convolution integrator or a control device.
- the audio signals L and R supplied to the speaker are digitally recorded impulse signals from the virtual sound source position to the â ear in the reference direction corresponding to the listener's viewpoint direction with respect to the free viewpoint image.
- the response or the control signal indicating the time difference between the two ears and the level difference between the two ears is corrected, so that the listener's viewpoint moves with respect to the free viewpoint image in multiple directions.
- This sound is placed at the position of the virtual sound source, and it is possible to obtain a sound field feeling as if playing with this speaker.
- a control signal indicating the time difference between the two ears and the level difference between the two ears, which is digitally recorded in the memory table, is extracted, and this data is convolved in advance by the convolution integrator and memory. Since the digital signal is supplied purely in such a way that it is corrected by the controller, there is no delay in changing the characteristics of the audio signal with respect to the direction of the listener's head, and there is no delay. It does not create naturalness.
- HRTF data can be obtained as follows. That is, in a suitable room, an impulse sound source with a necessary number of channels and a dummy headphone microphone are defined so that the desired reproduction sound field is obtained when the audio signal is reproduced with the speaker for the free viewpoint video. At the specified position. In this case, a speaker may be used as a sound source for measuring the impulse.
- any position from the entrance of the ear canal to the eardrum position may be used.However, the position at which the acquisition characteristics for canceling the inherent characteristics of the sound source used are determined. Required to be equal.
- the control signal is measured by emitting an impulse sound from the speaker position of each channel and collecting the sound with microphones provided at each ear of the dummy head at regular angles. Can be obtained. Therefore, at a certain angle, an innores response of one thread can be obtained for each channel, so if a signal source of 5 channels is used, five sets of signals per angle, that is, 1 set This means that 0 types of control signals can be obtained. Therefore, a control signal indicating a time difference and a level difference between the left and right ears is obtained from these responses.
- the table in memory is one set, and the address control circuit By changing the address specification for that table, control data can be obtained in the same way as when there are multiple sets of tables.
- the listener Each angle can be used to identify the angle of rotation of the listener's viewpoint relative to the free viewpoint video, and a speaker placed near both ears of the listener may be used instead of the headphone.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a GUI (Gr ah i C a l Us e r In t e r f a c e) application screen.
- FIG. 4 shows a display state of the free viewpoint viewer 4 by the viewpoint selection unit 5 shown in FIG. 1 and a setting state of the channel mapping unit shown in FIG.
- an operation mode setting section 42 is provided, and the sound creator clicks an icon of the operation mode setting section 42.
- fixed channel mode 3 1 of the first operation mode in which sound image localization signal processing is performed on all of the audio signals of the plurality of channels.
- non-fixed second operation mode in which only a specific channel out of audio signals of multiple channels is specified and sound image localization signal processing is performed, and other channels are not processed.
- Channel mode 3 1 1 2 can be selected and set.
- a track setting section 43 is provided, and the sound creator clicks the icon of the track setting section 43 by clicking the icon.
- the frame processing unit 43-1 which performs frame processing by moving a frame according to the time information of the video signal so as to correspond to the user's viewpoint selection information serving as the angle information of the selected reproduced sound image.
- a horizontal angle processing unit 43-2 that performs horizontal angle processing
- a zoom processing unit 43-3 that performs zoom processing
- a vertical angle processing unit 43-3 that performs vertical angle processing.
- the track setting unit 43 corresponds to the viewpoint selection unit 5 shown in the figure, and a window is displayed on the lower or upper layer of the GUI application screen 41 according to this setting.
- the display state of the free viewpoint viewer 4 changes over 360 degrees of the free viewpoint video.
- a parameter setting section 44 is provided, and when the sound creator clicks the icon of the parameter setting section 44, the Based on the operation signal C from the track setting section 32 shown in FIG. 3, the equalizing processing section 44-1 performs equalizing processing on the audio signal with predetermined parameters, and performs the reparving processing.
- the reverb processing unit 4 4 1 and 2, the volume processing unit 4 4-3 that performs volume processing, the pan processing unit 4 4-4, and the transfer function that reaches the user's ear by HRTF are changed. This makes it possible to set the HRTF processing unit 44-5 that performs the acoustic characteristic processing to the signal processing state for the audio signal for the frame image set by the track setting unit 43. Wear. Acquisition audio data can be obtained according to the setting by the parameter setting unit 44.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing generation of operation metadata. The configuration in Fig. 5 is provided for each channel of the audio signal to be processed.
- the operation information C from the track setting unit 32 shown in FIG. 3 is equalized by the equalizer processing unit 3 3 â 1 of the parameter setting unit 33, Loop processing section 3 3-2, volume processing section 3 3-3, pan processing section 3 3-4, and HRTF processing section 3 3-5.
- Audio data AI is continuously input to each processing unit.
- Each processing unit performs signal processing based on the operation signal C and outputs the corrected audio data AO.
- the equalizer processing unit 33-1 for example, a high frequency corresponding to the angle information of the operation information C Operation data for lowering the equalizer processing in the band or low-frequency band, and the reduction of the reverberation processing in the high-frequency band or low-frequency band corresponding to the angle information of the operation information C for the repurb processing unit 33-2.
- the operation metadata for the volume processing section 3 3 â 3 for the volume processing section 3 3 â 3 and the volume information for the pan processing section 3 3 â 4 for the volume information corresponding to the angle information of the operation information C Operation data for moving the position of the sound, for example, for the HRTF processing section 33-5, to improve or decrease the frequency transfer characteristics according to the angle information of the operation information C And taken out each operation metadata, and stores the operation metadata unit MC in association with each angular information.
- operation metadata that can change the signal processing function for the audio signal in the channel mapping unit according to the angle information of the user's field of view.
- all of the configurations of these processing units may be used, or the configuration is not limited thereto, and any one of them may be selected and used according to the processing. In this case, the selected processing unit may be used.
- the operation meta data of the section is stored in the operation meta data section MC corresponding to each angle information.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing generation of time metadata. The configuration in Fig. 6 is provided for each channel of the audio signal to be processed.
- the operation information C from the track setting unit 32 shown in FIG. 3 is equalized by an equalizer processing unit 33-1, a reverb processing unit 33-2, not shown here.
- Volume processing section 3 3 â 3 After that, it is supplied to the pan processing section 33-4 and the HRTF processing section 33-5 in FIG.
- Audio data AI is continuously input to each processing unit.
- Each processing section performs signal processing based on the operation signal C, and outputs captured audio data AO.
- a time metadata repurging process for the equalizer processing unit 33-1 (not shown) is performed to reduce the equalizer process in a high frequency band or a low frequency band according to the time information of the operation information C, for example.
- the time metadata for the lowering of the reverb processing in the high frequency band or the low frequency band according to the time information of the operation information C for the section 33_2, the angle of the operation information C for the volume processing section 33-3 for example
- the operation metadata of the volume level according to the information, the time metadata for the pan processing unit 3 3 â 4 for moving the position of the sound according to the time information of the operation information C, the HRTF processing unit 3 3 For example, time metadata for improving or decreasing the frequency transmission characteristic according to the time information of the operation information C is extracted, and the time metadata is associated with each time information. And stores it in the over data portion M T.
- time metadata that can change the signal processing function for the audio signal in the channel mapping unit according to the time information due to the change in the time axis.
- the time metadata of each section is stored in the time metadata section MT in association with each piece of time information.
- Fig. 7 is a diagram showing the recording format of metadata.
- Fig. 7A records at the beginning of one frame
- Fig. 7B records at the end of one frame
- Fig. 7C records at the beginning of each album. .
- video data VI, V2, V3, V4, and V5 are audio data.
- the metadata Ml is recorded at the beginning of one interleaved data frame. Therefore, in the reproducing system, the meta data M 1 can be read by detecting the data of one frame, storing the data in the buffer, and reading the head portion.
- the meta data M2 can be read by detecting the data of one frame, holding the data in the buffer, and reading the end portion thereof.
- metadata M11, M12, and M13 are recorded at the beginning of an album indicating a song in FIG. 7C. Therefore, in the playback system, if the data of each album is detected and stored in the buffer, and the head portion is read, the metadata Ml1, Ml2, and Ml3 can be read. it can.
- the recording format of the metadata is not limited to this, and it may be recorded in a TOC (Tab1eOfCntEntts) portion that stores management information of the disc-shaped recording medium.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a 360 ° camera image.
- an omnidirectional force camera 81 divides an object around 360 degrees into, for example, eight angles of view and continuously processes and captures images.
- the 360-degree camera image 82 captured by the omnidirectional camera 81 includes a singer 84 and a singer 84 on the stage 83 having angle information in the front center direction with respect to the reference position â .
- An area E 1 showing an image of the performer 85, an area E 2 showing an image of an audience 86 having angle information in the forward left direction with respect to the reference position O, and a left position with respect to the reference position O.
- An area E3 showing the image of the spectator 86 having the lateral angle information,, and an area E showing the image of the spectator 86 having the left angle information, rearward, with respect to the reference position O.
- An area E5 showing the image of the spectator 86 having the angle information in the rear center direction with respect to the reference position O, and the spectator 86 having the angle information in the rear right direction with respect to the reference position O.
- the angle information from area E1 to area E8 of the captured image 82 can be used to smoothly move the sound image in the counterclockwise direction in response to the movement of the image in the counterclockwise direction. Can be.
- the center 83 of the singer 84 and the performer 85 on the stage 83 having the angle information in the front center direction with respect to the reference position O in the error E 1 The sound image of the upper singer 84 and the performer 85 is localized, and the front left angle information with respect to the image of the audience 86 having the angle information of the front left direction with respect to the reference position O in the area E2.
- the sound image of 86 is localized, and the audience in the left-lateral direction relative to the reference position O in the area E 3 is located.
- the sound image of the spectator 86 in the rear left direction is localized with respect to the image of the spectator 86 with the left angle information in the rear, and the angle information in the rear center direction with respect to the reference position O in the area E 5.
- the image of the audience 86 with, The sound image is localized, and the sound image of the spectator 86 in the rear right direction is localized with respect to the video of the spectator 86 having the right angle information to the reference position O in the area E 6 with respect to the reference position O.
- the sound image of the spectator 86 in the right and left direction is localized with respect to the video of the spectator 86 with the right and left angle information with respect to the reference position O at,
- the sound image of the spectator 86 in the forward right direction is continuously located with respect to the image of the spectator 86 having the right angle information,,, and in the front E with respect to the reference position O in the area E 8.
- the sound image can be smoothly moved clockwise in response to the clockwise movement of the image by the angle information from area E1 to area E2 of the 360 ° camera image 82. Can be.
- the image of the singer 84 and the performer 85 on the stage 83 having the angle information in the front center direction with respect to the reference position O in the area E 1 is displayed on the stage 83 in the front center direction.
- the sound image of the singer 84 and the performer 85 is localized, and the right and left angle information of the audience 86 with the forward right angle information with respect to the reference position O in the area E 8 is displayed.
- the sound image of the spectator 86 in the right and left direction is localized with respect to the image of the spectator 86 having the right and left angle information with respect to the reference position O in the area E7.
- the sound image of the spectator 86 in the rear right direction is localized with respect to the image of the spectator 86 having the right angle information of the rear position with respect to the reference position O at 6,
- the sound image of the spectator 86 in the rear center direction is localized, and the sound image of the spectator 86 in the rear left direction is compared to the image of the spectator 86 having left angle information with respect to the reference position O in area E4.
- the sound image of the spectator 86 in the left lateral direction is localized with respect to the image of the spectator 86 in the left lateral direction with respect to the reference position O in the area E 3.
- the sound image of the spectator 86 in the forward left direction is continuously located with respect to the video of the spectator 86 having the angle information,,.
- the angle information at this time is not limited to the horizontal angle information,,, and the vertical angle information,, can be specified.
- the area E1 to the area E8 of the 360-degree camera imaged image 82 are compared with the image of the area E1. Then, the localization of the sound image can be processed in a three-dimensional space in the channel matching section.
- the control amount of each signal processing depends on the angle information that moves with respect to the reference position O of the omnidirectional camera 81 in the content that captures the 360 ° camera image 82.
- the panning unit 3 3-4 shown in Fig. 3 processes the sound image so that the localization angle moves in proportion.
- the sound processing unit 33-3 shown in FIG. Processed to reduce or increase the volume.
- the equalizer processing section 33-1 shown in FIG. It is processed to lower the equalizer processing in the frequency band to lower the sound in the high frequency band, or to improve the equalizer processing in the high frequency band to raise the sound in the higher frequency band.
- the reverb processing unit 33-2 shown in FIG. Is processed so that the reverb process takes a shallow depth.
- the HRTF processing unit shown in FIG. The value is changed so that the sound image becomes farther, or the value is changed so that the sound image becomes closer.
- a circumferential camera described later may be used.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing imaging by a circumferential camera.
- 1, 4, 9 1-5, 9 1 1 6, 9 1 â 7, 9 1 1 8 are provided to capture the circumferential video data having angle information,,.
- the camera is not limited to the circumferential camera, but may be a part of an arc camera.
- the angle information at this time is not limited to the horizontal angle information,, and the vertical angle information,, can be specified.
- the localization of the sound image can be processed in the three-dimensional space by the channel mapping unit for the video of each area of the circumferential or arc-shaped captured video.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing switching of the operation mode on the time axis.
- switching between mode 1 (101), mode 2 (102), mode 1 (103), and so on is performed along the time axis t.
- the mode 1 (101) and the mode 1 (103) correspond to a plurality of channels set by the operation mode setting section 31 of the channel mapping section shown in FIG.
- mode 2 (102) is composed of a plurality of channels Non-fixed channel mode 31-2 of the second operation mode in which only a specific channel of the audio signals is specified and sound image localization signal processing is performed, and other channels are not subjected to signal processing.
- the fixed channel mode 31-1 in the first operation mode As the fixed channel mode 31-1 in the first operation mode, the audio of the singer 84 and the performer 85 in the 360-degree camera image 82 shown in FIG. Faith The sound image localization signal processing is applied to all the channels of the signal, and the non-fixed channel mode 31 2 of the second operation mode is the 360 ° camera image shown in Fig. 8.
- sound image localization signal processing is applied only to the audio signal channel of the singer 84, and the audio signal channel of the player 85 is fixed without performing the image localization signal processing. .
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a captured sound image by HRTF.
- a listener 1 1 1 1 plays a reproduced sound image reproduced by speakers L, R, SL, and SR corresponding to the angle information of a free viewpoint video reproduced on a video monitor 1 1 2.
- the free viewpoint video reproduced on the video monitor 112 becomes a zoom image, and for example, when a singer on the stage approaches the right ear of the listener 111, it whispers as shown in Fig. 3.
- the HRTF processing unit 3 3-5 processes the sound image so that its value is changed so as to be closer to the right ear of the listener 1 1 1, and the listener 1 1 1 1 Processing is performed so that the corrected sound image 1 1 4 is localized at the right ear.
- FIG. 12 is a configuration diagram of a correction process using HRTF.
- audio data AI is supplied to a pan processing unit 12 1, subjected to pan processing by a pan processing unit 12 1, and subjected to left and right stereo audio data R and L and surround audio data SL and SR. Is output.
- the output side of the switches SW123 and SW124 is connected to the pan processing unit 121 side.
- the free viewpoint video played on the video monitor 1 1 2 becomes the zoom video, and for example, when the singer on the stage approaches the right ear of the listener 1 1 1 and whispers, the audio data AI turns on.
- the captured audio data AO supplied to 24 The left and right stereo audio data R and L are output.
- the outputs of the switches SW123 and SW124 are connected to the HRTF processing unit.
- Fig. 13 is a flowchart showing the operation of the production system.
- step S1 an input / output device (IO device) is initialized.
- the control program is read by substituting initial values and starting, for example, a GUI application on the operating system (OS).
- step S2 a video file is specified. Specifically, a video file for which content is to be controlled is specified from the video data 10 of the free viewpoint video shown in FIG.
- step S3 the operation mode is specified. Specifically, in the GUI application screen 41 shown in FIG. 4, the sound creator clicks the icon of the operation mode setting section 42, as shown in FIG. In addition, the fixed channel mode of the first operation mode in which the sound image localization signal processing is performed on all of the channels of the audio signals of the plurality of channels 3 1 1 1 1 The identification of the audio signals of one or more channels Sound channel localization by specifying only channel No. 3 Non-fixed channel mode 3 1-2 of the second operation mode in which signal processing is performed and other channels are not processed is selected and set, step S 4 Use to assign a fixed or mobile channel. Specifically, first, the sound creator clicks the icon of the track setting section 43 on the GUI application screen 41, and is selected by the viewpoint selecting section 5.
- the frame processing is performed by moving the frame corresponding to the time information of the video signal so that it corresponds to the user's viewpoint selection information that is the angle information of the reproduced sound image Frame processing unit 4 3-1, which performs horizontal angle processing, horizontal angle processing unit 4 3-2, which performs horizontal angle processing, zoom processing unit 4 3-3, which performs zoom processing, and vertical angle processing unit which performs vertical angle processing 4 Set 3-3 to the setting state of the selected frame image.
- the track setting unit 43 corresponds to the viewpoint selection unit 5 shown in FIG. 1, and the window is displayed on the lower or upper layer of the GUI application screen 41 according to this setting. Set to the setting state of the selected frame image according to the display state of free viewpoint viewer 4 that changes over 360 degrees.
- an equalizing processing unit 44-1 that performs equalizing processing on audio signals using predetermined parameters
- a reverb processing unit 44-1-2 that performs reverb processing
- volume processing HRTF that performs sound characteristic processing by changing the transfer function that reaches the user's ear using the HRTF and the volume processing unit 44_3, the non-processing unit 44-4 that performs non-processing, and the HRTF
- the processing sections 44-5 can be set to a signal processing state for the audio signal of each channel for the frame image set by the track setting section 43.
- a mobile channel or fixed channel is set according to the setting of this parameter setting section 4 4.
- step S5 video playback is started. Specifically, a video signal that changes over 360 degrees of the free viewpoint video of the free viewpoint viewer 4 displayed on the lower or upper layer of the GUI application screen 41 over a range of 360 degrees is used. Start video playback. At the same time, sound reproduction by audio signals is started.
- step S6 it is determined whether or not the time meta data recording mode when the time key 45, which is the time meta data recording mode key, is pressed. More specifically, the parameter setting unit performs processing for reducing the equalizer processing in the high frequency band or the low frequency band corresponding to the angle information of the operation information C with respect to the equalizer processing unit 33_1 shown in FIG.
- Operation metadata and reverb processing unit 3 3 1 3 Operation data and volume processing unit for lowering reverb processing in high frequency band or low frequency band according to, for example, angle information of operation information C 3 3 â 3
- the operation metadata for moving the sound position according to the angle information of the operation information C for the pan processing units 3 3-4 For example, whether there is signal processing for the HRTF processing units 3 3-5 using operation metadata for improving or decreasing the frequency transfer characteristic according to the angle information of the operation information C, or Is the time required for the parameter setting unit to reduce the equalizer processing in the high frequency band or the low frequency band according to the time information of the operation information C, for example, for the equalizer processing unit 33-1 shown in Fig. 6.
- the time metadata for the reduction of the reverb processing in the high frequency band or the low frequency band according to the time information of the operation information C For example, time data for moving the position of the sound in accordance with the time information of the operation information C, or improvement of the frequency transfer characteristic for the HRTF processing unit 33 to 5 corresponding to the time information of the operation information C, or Judge whether it is due to the time metadata for the decrease.
- step S6 If the mode is not the time metadata recording mode in step S6, the process proceeds to step S7, and in step S7, it is determined whether or not the channel mapping signal processing unit is operated by the operation metadata.
- Operation data for lowering the reverb processing in the high frequency band or low frequency band, operation data for moving the sound position according to the angle information of the operation information C for the pan processing unit 33 14 For example, it is determined whether or not there is a signal processing for the HRTF processing unit 33_5 using operation metadata for improving or decreasing the frequency transfer characteristic according to the angle information of the operation information C, for example.
- step S7 when there is an operation of the channel mapping signal processing unit by the operation metadata, the process proceeds to step S8, and in step S8, the viewpoint information and the operation information are recorded as metadata. More specifically, for example, the operation metadata and the reverb for the equalizer processing unit 33-1 shown in FIG. 5 for lowering the equalizer processing in the high frequency band or the low frequency band according to the angle information of the operation information C.
- the operation metadata for lowering the reverb processing in the high-frequency band or the low-frequency band according to the angle information of the operation information C with respect to the processing unit 33-2, and the angle of the operation information C with respect to the pan processing unit 33-4 Operation metadata for moving the position of the sound according to the information, operation metadata for the HRTF processing unit 33 to 5 for improving or reducing the frequency transfer characteristics according to the angle information of the operation information C, for example Then, each data is taken out and stored in the operation metadata section MC in correspondence with each angle information.
- step S6 If the recording mode is the time metadata recording mode in step S6, the process proceeds to step S10, and in step S10, it is determined whether or not the channel mapping signal processing unit is operated by the time metadata. Specifically, for example, the high-frequency band or low-frequency band corresponding to the time information of the operation information C for the equalizer processing section 33-1 shown in FIG.
- Time metadata for improving or lowering the frequency transfer characteristic according to the information is extracted, and it is determined whether or not the time metadata is stored in the time metadata unit MT in correspondence with each time information.
- step S10 when there is an operation of the channel matching signal processing unit by the time metadata, the process proceeds to step S11, and the time information and the operation information are recorded as metadata.
- time metadata for reducing reverb processing in a high frequency band or a low frequency band according to time information of operation information C for processing section 33_2, and time of operation information C for pan processing section 33-4 Time metadata for moving the position of the sound in accordance with the information, and time metadata for improving or decreasing the frequency transfer characteristic corresponding to the time information of the operation information C to the HRTF processing units 3 3 to 5 are respectively stored. It is extracted and stored in the time metadata section MT in correspondence with each piece of time information.
- step S9 it is determined whether or not to stop the video reproduction. If the playback of the video is not to be stopped in step S9, the process returns to step S6 and repeats the determination in step S6. When stopping the reproduction of the video in step S9, the process proceeds to step S12, and the reproduction of the video and the sound is stopped in step S12.
- FIG. 14 is a flowchart showing the operation of the reproduction system.
- step S21 an input / output device (IO device) is initialized. More specifically, the control program is read by substituting initial values and starting, for example, a GUI application on the operating system (OS).
- OS operating system
- step S22 a video file is specified. Specifically, a video file for reproducing content is specified from the video data of the video player 22 shown in FIG.
- step S23 video playback is started. Specifically, the reproduction of the video by the video signal corresponding to the angle information by the selection of the viewpoint selection unit 23 of the free viewpoint video displayed on the video monitor 26 by the reproduction operation of the video player 22 is started. To At the same time, the reproduction of sound by the audio signal is started.
- step S24 it is determined whether or not the playback mode is the time metadata playback mode.
- the parameter setting unit performs an operation on the equalizer processing unit 33-1 shown in FIG. 5 to reduce the equalizer processing in the high frequency band or the low frequency band according to the angle information of the operation information C, for example.
- operation metadata for moving the position of the sound in accordance with the angle information of the operation information C for the HRTF processing unit 33 15 Signal processing using operation metadata to perform the operation, or the parameter setting unit sets the time of operation information C to the equalizer processing unit 33-1 shown in Fig. 6, for example.
- High frequency band or Me other reduction of the equalizer process in the low frequency band time metadata for example, steering for reverberation processing unit 3 three to 2 in accordance with the distribution Operation metadata
- time metadata for moving the position of the sound according to the time information of operation information C for 3 3 â 4 or frequency transfer characteristics for the HRTF processing unit 3 3-5 according to the time information of operation information C for example Determine if it is due to time metadata for improvement or decline.
- step S24 If the playback mode is not the time metadata playback mode in step S24, proceed to step S25, and if it matches the viewpoint information in step S25, send the operation information to the signal processing unit for change. I do.
- the operation information C for the equalizer processing unit 33-1 shown in FIG. 5 is set so as to correspond to the angle information selected by the viewpoint selection unit 23.
- Operation metadata for lowering the equalizer processing in the high frequency band or low frequency band according to the angle information of the high frequency band or low frequency according to the angle information of the operation information C for the repurb processing unit 33_2 Operation metadata for lowering the reverb processing in the band, operation metadata for panning sections 3 3-4, for example, moving the position of the sound according to the angle information of operation information C, HRTF processing section 3 3
- signal processing based on operation metadata for improving or lowering the frequency transfer characteristic according to the angle information of the operation information C is performed for ( â 5).
- step S24 If the playback mode is based on the time metadata in step S24, the process proceeds to step S27, and in step S27, the operation information is sent to the signal processing unit and changed when the time comes. . Specifically, in the playback mode using the time metadata, the high-frequency band corresponding to the time information of the operation information C to the equalizer processing unit 33-1 shown in FIG.
- reverb processing unit 3 3 For example, time metadata for lowering the reverberation process in the high frequency band or low frequency band according to the time information of operation information C for operation information C, pan processing unit 3 3 â Time information for operation information C for 4 Time data for moving the position of the sound according to the time, and a signal based on the time metadata for improving or decreasing the frequency transfer characteristic according to the time information of the operation information C for the HRTF processing units 3 3-5, for example. Perform processing.
- step S26 it is determined whether or not to stop the video playback. If the playback of the video is not to be stopped in step S26, the process returns to step S24 and repeats the determination in step S24. If the playback of the video is to be stopped in step S26, the process proceeds to step S28, and the playback of the video and audio is stopped in step S282.
- Fig. 15 is a diagram showing the function of channel mapping in the production system.
- Fig. 15A is for real sound
- Fig. 15B is for virtual sound
- Fig. 15C is real sound. It is the case of the combination of the word and the natural sound.
- the equalization processing in the high-frequency band or the low-frequency band for the equalizer processing section 33_1 is reduced by the operation information C, and the reverb processing section 33â Signal processing is performed by lowering the reverb processing in the high frequency band or low frequency band for 2, lowering the volume for the volume processor 3 3-3, and moving the position of the surround sound for the surround pan processor 15 1.
- a real surround multi-output such as a 4-channel or 5-channel can be obtained.
- the equalizer is provided by the operation information C.
- Degradation of equalizer processing in high frequency band or low frequency band for processing unit 33-1, reverb processing unit in high frequency band or low frequency band for reverb processing unit 33-2 Signal processing is performed by lowering the volume processing, lowering the volume to the volume processor 3 3-3, and improving or lowering the frequency transfer characteristics to the HRTF processor 33 15. Thereby, for example, the reproduced sound image can be localized at an arbitrary position with respect to the channel of the audio signal selected and set.
- the operation information C is switched according to the switching of the switches SW21, SW22, and SW23 SW24.
- the equalizer processing in the high frequency band or the low frequency band for the equalizer processing unit 33-1 is reduced
- the reverb processing in the high frequency band or the low frequency band for the reverb processing unit 33-2 is reduced, and the volume processing is performed.
- the signal processing is performed by lowering the volume to the control section 3 3-3 and moving the position of the surround sound to the surround pan processing section 1 51, the output of the real surround is obtained and the operation is performed.
- the equalizer processing in the high frequency band or the low frequency band for the equalizer processing unit 3 3-1 is reduced, and the high frequency band or the low Reduction of reverberation processing in frequency band, volume processing unit 3 3 - decrease in volume against 3, the improvement or lysine No. processed by the decrease in the frequency transfer characteristics for HR T F processing unit 3 3 5 subjected.
- the viewpoint operation metadata 1 5 5 is recorded in which the angle information is 45 degrees and the sound is lowered by 3 dB.
- the time metadata for switching from mode 1 to mode 2 in 1 minute 30 seconds 15 frames may be recorded. Good.
- the operation metadata or the time metadata may be recorded.
- Figure 16 shows a variation of channel mapping for production and playback systems.
- Figure 16A shows the case of the impulse response convolution type
- Figure 16B shows the reverb for 5 ch output. This is the case of processing.
- FIG. 16A in the case of the impulse response convolution type, the reduction of the equalizer processing in the high frequency band or the low frequency band with respect to the equalizer processing unit 33-1, and the decrease in the volume with respect to the volume processing unit 33-3, are performed.
- impulse response convolution type Surround pan processing unit 16 1 Signal processing is performed by moving the position of the surround sound in which the impulse response is convolved with the impulse response convolution type. Since the surround pan processing section 16 1 includes a repurb processing section, it is not necessary to provide a reverb processing section. As a result, it is possible to obtain a five-channel output having the corrected salon channel.
- the equalizer processing unit 3 3-1 is reduced in the equalizer processing in the high frequency band or the low frequency band, and the volume processing unit 3 3-3 is reduced.
- the reverb processing unit 3 3 By performing signal processing and adding by lowering the reverb processing in the high frequency band or low frequency band for 2, the reverb processing is performed on each channel, and the surrounded channels corrected Thus, a five-channel output having the following can be obtained. It is needless to say that the present invention is not limited to the example shown in the above-described embodiment, and other examples can be appropriately used within the scope of the claims of the present invention.
- a sound image localization signal processing device is directed to a production system for localizing a reproduced sound image in a reproduction system to an arbitrary position so as to correspond to an image based on a video signal having angle information with respect to a reference position.
- the sound image localization signal processing device for performing signal processing on the audio signal synthesized by the synthesizing means with each sound source data input from a plurality of sound sources in the above, the user who becomes angle information of a reproduced sound image of a video based on the video signal is used.
- Selecting means for selecting the viewpoint selection information, and performing signal processing for sound image localization on a channel of the audio signal corresponding to the user's viewpoint selection information which is the angle information of the reproduced sound image selected by the selection means.
- Sound image localization control processing means for performing in real time
- control information generating means for generating control information for performing signal processing by the sound image localization control processing means
- transmission information generating means for generating transmission information by superimposing the audio signal and the control information on the video signal, performing signal processing on the audio signal in real time, and Since the sound image localization position is controlled according to the video based on the signal, it also moves when the video is moved by changing the angle when playing the audio signal for the free viewpoint video. This has the effect that control for localizing the sound image in the direction of the image can be performed during production.
- the sound image localization control processing means includes a step in which the sound image localization control processing means applies signals to all of the audio signals of a plurality of channels.
- the sound image localization control processing means may correspond to user viewpoint selection information serving as angle information of the reproduced sound image selected by the selection means. Since there is a track setting means for generating an operation signal for performing the signal processing on the audio signal by frame processing, horizontal angle processing, zoom processing and / or vertical angle processing of the video signal. The signal processing is performed on the audio signal by the operation signal generated by processing the image of the video signal so as to correspond to the user's viewpoint selection information which is the angle information of the reproduced sound image selected by the means. The effect is that it can be applied.
- the sound image localization control processing means includes a predetermined parameter for the audio signal based on the operation signal from the track setting means. Since it has parameter setting means for performing equalizing processing, repurbing processing, volume processing, pan processing, and Z or transfer characteristic processing, it is possible to change the sound image localization by performing signal processing on audio signals according to the parameters. It has the effect of being able to
- control information generating means generates the control information based on the parameter corresponding to the viewpoint selection information. This has the effect that the sound image localization can be changed by the control information.
- control information generating means generates the control information using a parameter corresponding to the time axis information. This has the effect that the sound image localization can be changed.
- the sound image localization control processing means uses the operation mode setting means to switch the first operation mode and the second operation mode. Switching on the time axis allows switching between the fixed channel mode of the first operation mode and the non-fixed channel mode of the second operation mode on the time axis. This makes it possible to diversify the modes of the sound image localization processing on the audio signal when switching between the audio signals.
- the sound image localization control processing means performs the signal processing by designating only a virtual surround channel among the audio signals of a plurality of channels. Since the other real surround channels do not perform the above signal processing, it is possible to selectively switch between obtaining a virtual surround output and switching between them when playing a real surround. By performing this, it is possible to localize the reproduced sound image at an arbitrary position only for the channel of the audio signal selected and set.
- the sound image localization signal processing device of the present invention is a sound image localization signal processing method, wherein sound source data input from a plurality of sound sources are synthesized by synthesis means and subjected to signal processing based on control information in a production system.
- a sound image localization signal processing device that performs signal processing on reproduction information so that a reproduction sound image is localized at an arbitrary position in a reproduction system so as to correspond to an image based on a video signal having angle information with respect to a position
- Reproduction information reading means for reading the video signal, the audio signal and the control information from the audio signal and the control information superimposed on the video signal in the recording / reproduction information, and a video signal for reproducing the video signal Playback means and an image based on the video signal
- Selecting means for selecting the user's viewpoint selection information as the angle information of the reproduced sound image of the image; and the audio signal corresponding to the user's viewpoint selection information as the angle information of the reproduced sound image selected by the selecting means
- Sound image localization control processing means for performing signal processing for sound image localization in real time on the channel of the audio signal, performing signal processing on the audio signal in real time, and performing sound processing corresponding to a video based on the video signal. Since the image localization position is controlled, it is possible to localize
- the sound image localization control processing means performs at least a surround pan process on the audio signal by a predetermined parameter in accordance with the viewpoint selection information. Since there is a parameter setting means for applying, it is possible to obtain an output having a corrected sound channel.
- the sound image localization signal processing method of the present invention is provided in a production system such that a reproduced sound image in a reproduction system is localized at an arbitrary position so as to correspond to an image based on a video signal having angle information with respect to a reference position.
- the sound image localization signal processing method for performing signal processing on audio signals synthesized by the synthesis means by combining each sound source data input from a plurality of sound sources angle information of a reproduced sound image of a video based on the video signal is used.
- Sound image localization control processing step for performing real-time signal processing of the signal and control information for performing signal processing by the sound image localization control processing step.
- a control information generation step of forming, on the video signal A transmission information generating step of generating transmission information by superimposing the audio signal and the control information, performing signal processing on the audio signal in real time, and corresponding to a video based on the video signal. Since the localization position is controlled, it is possible to control the sound image in the direction of the moving image even when the image is moved by changing the angle when reproducing the audio signal for the free viewpoint image. This has the effect that control can be performed during production.
- the sound image localization signal processing method of the present invention provides a sound image localization signal processing method comprising: synthesizing sound source data input from a plurality of sound sources by a synthesizing unit and performing signal processing based on control information in a production system;
- a sound image localization signal processing method for performing signal processing on reproduction information so that a reproduction sound image is localized at an arbitrary position in a reproduction system so as to correspond to an image based on a video signal having angle information with respect to a position A reproduction information reading step for reading the video signal, the audio signal, and the control information from the audio signal and the control information superimposed on the video signal in the recording / reproduction information; and a video for reproducing the video signal.
- a signal reproducing step and selecting a user's viewpoint selection information as angle information of a reproduced sound image of a video based on the video signal.
- sound image localization control that performs signal processing for sound image localization in real time on the channel of the audio signal corresponding to the user's viewpoint selection information that is the angle information of the reproduced sound image selected in the selection step.
- Processing step the audio signal is processed in real time, and the sound image localization position is controlled in accordance with the video based on the video signal.
- an effect is achieved in that even when an image is moved and reproduced by changing the angle, the sound image can be localized in the direction of the moving image.
- a 360-degree image which is obtained by dividing a subject around 360 degrees called an omnidirectional camera into, for example, 8 fields of view and performing continuous processing, should pay particular attention to the viewpoint.
- This is called a free viewpoint video because it captures an image around 360 degrees, and the present invention is used in reproducing an audio signal for the free viewpoint video.
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