The video presents usage examples and a technical overview of the new MPEG V-PCC (Video-based Point Cloud Compression) and MIV (MPEG Interactive Video) standards. Both standards can be used to implement and run Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality and Mixed Reality applications by end consumers.

This video presents the first prototypes and implemented scenarios of the new MPEG V-PCC (Video-based Point Cloud Compression) and MIV (MPEG Interactive Video) standards.

Producing immersive audio with interactivity options doesn’t have to be complicated. This video presents powerful tools for creating content with MPEG-H Audio. In addition to sports, journalism, variety and documentaries, the MPEG-H Audio System allows its advanced capabilities to be used creatively. With the participation of guest musicians, we will demonstrate how the viewer can experience immersive sound using common headphones and even interact with the sound elements with the TV remote control.

IMPORTANT: excerpts with binaural audio will be shown.

In this episode of the MPEG-H series, Gabriel Thomazini provides an overview of how immersive sound and interactive audio objects can be used by TV broadcasters and content creators to deliver an immersive 3D experience across all types of playback devices

In this episode Gabriel Thomazini shows how the viewer can interact with MPEG-H’s Audio resources, choosing between different languages, preferred narrators and even changing the position of sound elements.

In this short video, Gabriel Thomazini, Audio Consultant at Fraunhofer IIS, presents MPEG-H Audio and talks about the main capabilities of this advanced NGA (Next Generation Audio) system, covering topics such as immersive audio, accessibility and customization.