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Reminds me of recently being in a bazaar in a foreign country, taking some photos then using the voice recorder on my phone to capture the soundscape. The two t
by personlurking 10y ago
Reminds me of recently being in a bazaar in a foreign country, taking some photos then using the voice recorder on my phone to capture the soundscape. The two types of media remain separate. Does anyone know of a simple way to intergrate media and post it online (with the ease of, let's say, Imgur)?
- yannyu 10y agoWouldn't sound + image just be a video? So, YouTube or something similar?
- agumonkey 10y agoTalking about youtube, I don't know how supported is the 3D video thing; but it fits the "virtual tourism" part neatly.
- personlurking 10y agoYes and no. I think placing them together, without using video, makes for a unique experience. Check out HN user bahro's comment and the link to his project.
- bahro 10y agoI coded a little thing for myself to do this a couple years ago: http://subject.space/postcards/4.html http://subject.space/postcards/4.html
- personlurking 10y agoVery cool. That's exactly what I'm talking about. It gives such a different feeling (v. video). I can also imagine some sort of Google Map integration where one can virtually walk through an area and be able to access the varied soundscapes at specific points.
- germinalphrase 10y agoI quite like this idea. The juxtaposition between a well considered image with the uncontrolled audioscape is a pleasant idea. I have a very small set of binaural mics (appear to be inconspicuous IEMs) that I've wanted to use for something similar, but my iPhone doesn't capture stereo through the audio jack.