XPost: rec.audio.pro, comp.dsp   
   From: johnwilliamson@btinternet.com   
      
   glen herrmannsfeldt wrote:   
   > In comp.dsp Mr.T  wrote:   
   > (snip)   
   >   
   >> Dummy head binaural recordings have been done for decades, but never really   
   >> caught on. I don't think the average classical music listener wants to use   
   >> headphones all the time, and dummy head recordings don't work well with   
   >> normal speakers, or pop music production methods.   
   >> (Sort of like 3D movies that have been done for half a century, and they are   
   >> still trying to push the idea as something new. But wearing glasses is still   
   >> the same drawback for many, whether colored, polarised or LCD shutter)   
   >   
   > Yes, but with the popularity of portable MP3 players, it might   
   > just be about time, as, it seems, 3D movies are catching on,   
   > and maybe 3D home video.   
   >   
   I can buy a pair of "glasses" here for a couple of hundred pounds or so   
   which have two LCD screens and some oprical gimmickry where the lenses   
   would be, which plug into the video output of an MP4 player. It   
   shouldn't be too hard to build them to take a different input to each   
   screen for full "in your face" 3D. "Eyephones", anyone?   
      
      
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