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The Entry audio monitor provides a cost-effective option within the Entry range, fully supporting all Entry functionality where video is not required. The monitor can be wall or desk mounted, and can be used via handset for private calls or in hands free mode.
When connected to Net2, access to the building can be gained by using a PIN, code and/or proximity token. When connected to Paxton10, access can be gained by using Bluetooth smart credentials, a PIN, code and/or proximity token.
I am trying to figure out if I can do this before buying more Wyze hardware. I would like to trigger a brief loud-ish sound when a door opens. Can I use an entry sensor to trigger a sound from the sense hub without it being in an armed alarm mode?
The Call Center Data Entry [audio] test measures the speed and accuracy of the test taker in conducting data entry in conjunction with information delivered audibly. The test requires the user to type information into a simulation of a database. The results report of this test indicates the speed in keystrokes per hour and accuracy of the data entry session. This test is appropriate to administer to those whose job description requires effective Data Entry skills.
Tests for Data Entry 10 Key and Typing are also available.
RDA 19.2.1.3 Recording Creators [AACR2 21.23A]. For a single work, the main entry is determined by the creator of the work, not the presenter/performer (in RDA, a contributor; see 20.2.1.3) . An audiobook of A beautiful mind is entered under Sylvia Nasar, the author of the book, not Edward Hermann, the audiobook reader. A recording of All the President's men by Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward and read by Nora Ephron would be entered under Bernstein.
RDA 6.2.2.10.3 Other Compilations of Two or More Works [21.23B]. For a collection of two or more works by the same author, enter under the author. An audiobook of a collection of stories by Ambrose Bierce, read by Susie Berneis and Robert Bethune is entered under Bierce.
For compilations of works by a single author (short stories, poems, essays), generally follow the LC practice for the 6.2.2.10.3 alternative (but keep in mind that LC is revisiting the PS, and that the PS is not labeled PCC): Instead of recording the preferred title for each of the works in the compilation, record a conventional collective title followed by "Selections." The PS goes on to say that an authorized access point should be made for the first or predominant work, but it references the PS for 25.1 which lists numerous exceptions to the authorized access point PS.
For compilations of works by different creators that are not covered by entry under corporate name, enter under title. RDA does not have the equivalent of AACR2's 21.23C where the rule was to enter under "principal performer," so for a collection of poems by different authors with a single narrator, entry would be under title rather than the speaker.
In addition to the narrator/speaker, added entries are generally made for the cast members of recorded plays given prominence on the resource, as well as the name of the theater company. A heading for the academic affiliation of the lecturer is not made (make an exception if there is a Yale affiliation).
For live recordings, an added entry is generally not made for the place of recording. Added entries are generally not made for the publisher of the sound recording. (AAPs are made for contributors to the content of the work or expression)
Series added entry. If the same series title is used on both the print and sound recording, the sound recording is a different expression and would need a qualifier to differentiate it from the print version.
Generally prefer a media qualifier (Audio recording). If further qualification is needed, e.g. more than one publisher, add it to the media qualifier (Audio recording : Books on Tape, Inc.). Keep in mind that audio recordings of the same content in different formats are not different expressions and would not be differentiated. The Teaching Company's "The great courses" series sometimes issues the same series in audiocassette, compact disc, DVD, and VHS. Series headings established: Great courses (Audio recording) should cover the audiocassette, the compact disc series. For DVD/VHS, probably Great courses (Videorecording) would be preferable to Great courses (Two-dimensional moving image recording).
The delivery process is an exciting problem: how it is transferred, stored, etc. The commercial nature of Dolby Atmos limits flexibility as the decoding is locked up in their software and licensing.
Amazon has Atmos, Tidal is trying to re-make itself, and Qobuz is asleep. Spotify has not even figured out CD-quality 2-channel streaming. Are you overwhelmed yet? Many are! Let me help you fix that.
If you have a TV with a spare HDMI input, the Apple TV 4K is a good starter, but it is a diversion as it is a video-first device. A Modern iPhone is your mobile entry, and an iPad of the proper generation is another direction. An Apple Silicon MAC is the pinnacle as it holds the key to full Lossless TrueHD Atmos playback and Apple Spatial Audio. It is also excellent listening to Atmos just on the Mac speakers.
Hi @bobfa, I have so many thoughts on this one, as you know. First, thanks for the article, that I know many audiophiles will think is blasphemous. How do I know this? I was in that camp! I remain a hard core audiophile, and always will remain an hard core audiophile, but I've also experienced immersive audio like you've written about and I'm all-in.
When you first told me to put the phone on my chest and just listen, even I thought you were taking this immersive thing a bit far. Then I got the new iPhone 15 Pro Max, found some good music, and did just as you told me to do. I was so surprised at how cool it sounded. I texted you immediately.
The headphone experience continues to improve as well. Apple's spatial audio renderer is getting better. Some Atmos albums actually sound great through headphones than speakers now. I used to describe the experience as having a picnic in one's basement, not the most ideal. Now, I like the headphone experience.
One thing everyone should understand is that Apple tells the truth about headphone requirements, but not the whole truth. Atmos works on any pair of headphones, not just Apple's own products. The only thing missing on non-Apple products is head tracking. Not a showstopper by any means for me.
I use Apple Music with an AudioQuest DragonFly Red and my iPhone 15 Pro Max, and my Alclair Electro electrostatic in ear monitors. Setting Apple Music to always output Atmos, means I get the same Atmos as if I use Apple headphones without head tracking enabled. Everyone can seriously try this right now.
Great article! I use the Apple 4K+ box into my Anthem to decode the Atmos stream. The box passes it right to the Anthem which does an excellent job decoding the stream. The stereo tracks on Apple Music sound great too but you need to go into the app settings to set it for lossless as the default i AAC. I have no idea why. Happy listening!
I do not think I can hear a difference between the local copies of Apple Music files or streamed. Again this is were the complexity of the software might cause us some confusion. An "ATMOS" file is not music it is more like a set of commands??? Not your fathers MP3 file.
I want to avoid putting numbers around the costs of building an ATMOS system. There are a lot of relative values and costs here. Yesterday I listened to a set of $30k speakers driven by +$100K of two-channel gear. My 7.1.4 system was much less than that, and I KNOW we can do it cheaper. AKA iPhone and AirPods Pro 2 make a great system.
For ME, simplifying the system and making it operational for the non-technical folks in the house is paramount. There is a bit of needle threading that we have to do! With the current methods of ATMOS delivery, there are limits to the paths that work. Right now, I only know of two streaming services that can deliver ATMOS, that is Apple and Amazon, and there are very few ways of providing that sound.
My main system uses Apple OS to decode the lossy ATMOS directly. The TrueHD is done in the Dolby software. We actually decode it to 7.1.4 WAV files ahead of time. This gives us the ability to do full room correction work using DSP on the MAC.
Thanks, yes I know Chris's process; I was asking about yours cuz, for example, "the Dolby software" was not listed in your ingredients for a good Atmos system. And where do the channels get distributed (i.e what dac is used to deliver 12 channels to the amps)? So..in summary, what Dolby software, what dac, what amps (again, the headphone stuff is of casual interest but not for serious main system listening)?
So many times I hear the "2ch forever" folks make comments to along the lines of "I've heard surround sound and was not impressed". But when pressed for details, he has a six figure 2ch rig at home but listened his buddies $2k home theater and based his impressions/comments on that.
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