AES 2011 videos: Audio analyzers, USB audio, DSPs & more

11/28/2011 9:03 AM EST

As promised in my previous blog post that highlighted a photo gallery from the show floor of the recent Audio Engineering Society convention in NYC, here are some accompanying short (~2 min. or less) videos:

Matthias Rose of Fraunhofer demonstrates the company's dialogue enhancement technology that lets end users adjust the volume of different audio elements within a single broadcast program for improved speech intelligibility and listening control. (2:07)

Greg Kregoski of Rohde & Schwarz discusses the new HDMI interface for the company's UPP audio analyzer. (2:17)

Jon Beal of Texas Instruments demos a USB development/demo kit based on the company's low-cost C553x DSPs. (1:31)

Dafydd Roche of Texas Instruments discusses the company's "pro audio in a box" demonstration platform. (1:02)

Erling Simensen of Texas Instruments offers a brief overview of the company's PurePath wireless audio products with USB support. (0:41)

Tom Williams of Audio Precision discusses and demonstrates features of the company's APx audio analyzer. (1:46)

Comments, questions or suggestions? Email me at rich.pell@ubm.com.

Related links:
AES NYC 2011: Photo gallery
A day at AES 2007: A selected pictorial tour
AES Amsterdam: A selected virtual tour
129th AES debuts Product Design Track