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Multi-Speaker Network Adapter

Sydney Matinga
Sep 10
2 min read

Updated: Sep 22

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The Primary benefit of speakers in every room is that you may maintain audio volume in each room without having to flood the entire space. That would occur with a high volume audio setting, from one location within the entertainment or communications zone.


A descriptive schema is proposed for better surround audio experience from digital devices. The network cables in Image 1 are substituted by wi-fi or bluetooth networks. The other difference is the speakers are independently distributed.


All smart-controlled speakers networked to phones, tablets or other computer devices would perform to far greater customer experience if many speakers were able to be networked, simultaneously.


That is achieved by updating the bluetooth and wi-fi or radio adpaters with an outerjoin database. It will network the output, streaming object to independent the speaker input streaming objects. Iostream is the IT industry streaming object.


Volume control would be from only one control database which would switch to each output sequntially, via outer-join of the volume control database to the network adpater output object.


Any graphic equalizer, external application is an outer-join, frequency-modulated, volume control database which is networked to the singular, volume adapater of the computer device.


The network adapater configuration is


  1. External equaliser adapter - left joined to the volume adapter of the computer device


  2. Computer device volume adapater - right joined to the speaker network adapters


The definitive result is operating your phone or tablet, at the least, as a genuine sound amplifier. What was declared for sound can really be applied for audiovisual (AV) technology. That would be multiscreen distribution, for simultaneous streaming. The AV adapater may database distribute bothe audio and video. The user may disable either of those two databases in the computer (amplifier) device.



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