Distributed Real-Time Audio Processing

Topics:
Audio and video
Tags:
Audio,
Multimedia,
Processing Power,
Productivity,
Single Processor,
University Of Sao Paulo
Source:
University of Sao Paulo

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Overview: Computer systems for real-time multimedia processing require high processing power. Problems that depend on high processing power are usually solved by using parallel or distributed computing techniques; however, the combination of the difficulties of both real-time and parallel programming has led the development of applications for real-time multimedia processing for general purpose computer systems to be based on centralized and single-processor systems. In this work, a mechanism is implemented for synchronous and distributed audio processing with low latency on a local area network which makes the use of a low cost distributed system for this kind of processing possible.

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