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Our team of audio specialists use technologies such as 3D audio or speech recognition to design and create fully immersive, next-generation audio experiences, as well as testing and ensuring all audio broadcast by the ��tv is of the highest possible quality.

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Project Timbre: Investigating mobile coverage for live radio streaming on ��tv Sounds

We’re collecting additional telemetry data in a prototype of the ��tv Sounds mobile app to explore how well mobile networks deliver live streaming radio. We call it Project Timbre.

Blog post on 15 Mar 2024
Live Next Generation Audio trial at Eurovision 2023

NGA allows interactive, personalised, and immersive content - and we trialled this during a live broadcast of the world's biggest music concert.

Blog post on 12 Jun 2023
The EAR Production Suite: Version 1.0 of our next generation audio tools

Our Next Generation Audio tools have been updated and now include a range of new features, from binaural monitoring to ambisonic support.

Blog post on 4 Apr 2023
White Paper WHP405: Human values evaluation of a multi-device classical music experience

Jon Francombe, Lianne Kerlin, Todd Burlington, Sonal Tandon, Kristian Hentschel

Assessing the ability of R&D's audio orchestration technology to enable audiences to be inspired, explore the world, pursue pleasure, and connect with others.

White paper published Mar 2023
What do viewers think of TV audio and subtitles?

How subtitles are used by people with a range of different hearing abilities, across a range of genres.

Blog post on 3 Mar 2023
Producing audio experiences

Investigating new ways to capture, process, and analyse audio, and developing new production tools for editing, mixing, and monitoring.

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Personalised and accessible audio experiences

Creating and evaluating personalised and accessible listening experiences based on a listener’s needs, personal preferences, and listening environment, in collaboration with partners across industry and academia.

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Adaptive podcasting - the future of personalised podcast experiences

Imagine if the stories you listen to could adapt to your surroundings. A new format enables producers to make flexible audio - personalised to each listener.

Blog post on 6 Sep 2022
Releasing our open-source audio orchestration toolkit

We are now making the code underlying our orchestrated audio experiences available as open-source software.

Blog post on 12 May 2022
Sounds Amazing 2021 - review

Talks from audio experts - Oscar winners, accessibility, production, personalisation, interactivity, sound design, marketing and more.

Blog post on 20 Jan 2022
White Paper WHP 399: Producing Immersive and Interactive Audio Content with Orchestrated Personal Devices

Kristian Hentschel, Jon Francombe, Emma Young, Sonal Tandon, Danial Haddadi

An evaluation of R&D's experimental production tool, Audio Orchestrator, which allows creators to rapidly produce audio content for synchronised devices.

White paper published Jan 2022
Immersive spatial audio soundscapes with the ��tv Sound Effects archive

Creating an app to make, hear and personalise immersive soundscapes, plus findings from a study on AR, binaural, and sound design.

Blog post on 15 Dec 2021
Sounds Amazing 2021

Announcing this year's edition of our free online conference celebrating innovation in audio.

Blog post on 10 Nov 2021
AudioWatch - Live audio monitoring for Autumnwatch 2021

Continuing our use of AI in the production of the ��tv's nature programmes, we've investigated how artificial intelligence techniques can be applied to audio.

Blog post on 4 Nov 2021
Streaming player shakedowns: Our setup to test internet streaming

A chassis dynamic rig allows a racing team to evaluate new components and setups - saving time. Our DASH Player testbed is a similar idea but for internet streaming on...

Blog post on 18 Oct 2021

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