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The document discusses architecting an audio plugin host as a web extension. It proposes a solution where the web extension acts as a host for a set of audio plugins and processors. This would allow arbitrary connections between plugins and both simple and advanced audio processing directly within the browser without external hardware. The key challenges are sharing data between the foreground and background processes of the web extension and ensuring adequate performance.

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Architecting an audio plugin
host as web extension
Christos Tsakostas
Electrical and Computer Engineer, Software Architect

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Goal
Easy and flexible adjustment of sound
produced by the browser

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Christos Tsakostas?
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1998: Electrical Engineer (Patras)
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1998 – 2001: Ph.D. Candidate in Psychoacoustics
(Professors: J. Mourjopoulos, J.Blauert)
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2001 – today: Independent researcher on 3D
audio. Author of ARIA-3D
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2001 – today: Software Engineer / Architect in
enterprise projects

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2016: ARIA-3D Player

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2017: ARIA-3D Extension

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The web sound problem
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No sound control in browsers. Possible through
web extensions, but...
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Existing extensions offer limited audio
processing
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Only one extension active at a time

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What are people doing now?
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Limited or no control
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Basic web extensions – one at a time
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External hardware
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Sophisticated software

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The ideal solution
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Both simple and advanced audio processors
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Any number of processors
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Audio templates (i.e. virtual surround, etc.)
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No external hardware

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The proposed solution
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Web extension as audio plugin host
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A set of audio plugins / processors
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Arbitrary connections between plugins

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Host

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Plugins

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Workbench

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Plugin settings

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Plugin settings

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Visualizations

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How?
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Web extension anatomy
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Proposed architecture

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Web extension anatomy

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Challenges
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Foreground (UI) and background (actual audio
processing) live in different processes
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Data sharing between foreground & background
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Performance

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High level architecture

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Potential? Sky is the limit
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Advanced processing such as Crosstalk
cancellation, HRTF, Virtual Acoustics, Stereo EQ,
Stereo wideners, 5.1 to 2-channel audio etc.
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Usage of plugins from remote servers
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Research & Collaboration
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Education
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More?

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Take away
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Asynchronous communication of background
and foreground processing
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State management (i.e. REDUX)
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Use Web Audio API as much as you can
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For performant custom processing use C++ ,
converted to Web Assembly Javascript

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Thank you!
Christos Tsakostas
Electrical and Computer Engineer, Software Architect
https://www.polyfono.com

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When it is all about ERP solutions, companies typically meet their needs with common ERP solutions like SAP, Oracle, and Microsoft Dynamics. These big players have demonstrated that ERP systems can be either simple or highly comprehensive. This remains true today, but there are new factors to consider, including a promising new contender in the market that’s Odoo. This blog compares Odoo ERP with traditional ERP systems and explains why many companies now see Odoo ERP as the best choice. What are ERP Systems? An ERP, or Enterprise Resource Planning, system provides your company with valuable information to help you make better decisions and boost your ROI. You should choose an ERP system based on your company’s specific needs. For instance, if you run a manufacturing or retail business, you will need an ERP system that efficiently manages inventory. A consulting firm, on the other hand, would benefit from an ERP system that enhances daily operations. Similarly, eCommerce stores would select an ERP system tailored to their needs. Because different businesses have different requirements, ERP system functionalities can vary. Among the various ERP systems available, Odoo ERP is considered one of the best in the ERp market with more than 12 million global users today. Odoo is an open-source ERP system initially designed for small to medium-sized businesses but now suitable for a wide range of companies. Odoo offers a scalable and configurable point-of-sale management solution and allows you to create customised modules for specific industries. Odoo is gaining more popularity because it is built in a way that allows easy customisation, has a user-friendly interface, and is affordable. Here, you will cover the main differences and get to know why Odoo is gaining attention despite the many other ERP systems available in the market.

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Architecting an audio plugin host as web extension

1. 9th Panhellenic Conference «Acoustics 2018», October 8th-9th 2018, University of Patras 1 / 22 Architecting an audio plugin host as web extension Christos Tsakostas Electrical and Computer Engineer, Software Architect

2. 2 9th Panhellenic Conference «Acoustics 2018», October 8th-9th 2018, University of Patras Goal Easy and flexible adjustment of sound produced by the browser

3. 3 9th Panhellenic Conference «Acoustics 2018», October 8th-9th 2018, University of Patras Christos Tsakostas? ● 1998: Electrical Engineer (Patras) ● 1998 – 2001: Ph.D. Candidate in Psychoacoustics (Professors: J. Mourjopoulos, J.Blauert) ● 2001 – today: Independent researcher on 3D audio. Author of ARIA-3D ● 2001 – today: Software Engineer / Architect in enterprise projects

4. 4 9th Panhellenic Conference «Acoustics 2018», October 8th-9th 2018, University of Patras 2016: ARIA-3D Player

5. 5 9th Panhellenic Conference «Acoustics 2018», October 8th-9th 2018, University of Patras 2017: ARIA-3D Extension

6. 6 9th Panhellenic Conference «Acoustics 2018», October 8th-9th 2018, University of Patras The web sound problem ● No sound control in browsers. Possible through web extensions, but... ● Existing extensions offer limited audio processing ● Only one extension active at a time

7. 7 9th Panhellenic Conference «Acoustics 2018», October 8th-9th 2018, University of Patras What are people doing now? ● Limited or no control ● Basic web extensions – one at a time ● External hardware ● Sophisticated software

8. 8 9th Panhellenic Conference «Acoustics 2018», October 8th-9th 2018, University of Patras The ideal solution ● Both simple and advanced audio processors ● Any number of processors ● Audio templates (i.e. virtual surround, etc.) ● No external hardware

9. 9 9th Panhellenic Conference «Acoustics 2018», October 8th-9th 2018, University of Patras The proposed solution ● Web extension as audio plugin host ● A set of audio plugins / processors ● Arbitrary connections between plugins

10. 10 9th Panhellenic Conference «Acoustics 2018», October 8th-9th 2018, University of Patras Host

11. 11 9th Panhellenic Conference «Acoustics 2018», October 8th-9th 2018, University of Patras Plugins

12. 12 9th Panhellenic Conference «Acoustics 2018», October 8th-9th 2018, University of Patras Workbench

13. 13 9th Panhellenic Conference «Acoustics 2018», October 8th-9th 2018, University of Patras Plugin settings

14. 14 9th Panhellenic Conference «Acoustics 2018», October 8th-9th 2018, University of Patras Plugin settings

15. 15 9th Panhellenic Conference «Acoustics 2018», October 8th-9th 2018, University of Patras Visualizations

16. 16 9th Panhellenic Conference «Acoustics 2018», October 8th-9th 2018, University of Patras How? ● Web extension anatomy ● Proposed architecture

17. 17 9th Panhellenic Conference «Acoustics 2018», October 8th-9th 2018, University of Patras Web extension anatomy

18. 18 9th Panhellenic Conference «Acoustics 2018», October 8th-9th 2018, University of Patras Challenges ● Foreground (UI) and background (actual audio processing) live in different processes ● Data sharing between foreground & background ● Performance

19. 19 9th Panhellenic Conference «Acoustics 2018», October 8th-9th 2018, University of Patras High level architecture

20. 20 9th Panhellenic Conference «Acoustics 2018», October 8th-9th 2018, University of Patras Potential? Sky is the limit ● Advanced processing such as Crosstalk cancellation, HRTF, Virtual Acoustics, Stereo EQ, Stereo wideners, 5.1 to 2-channel audio etc. ● Usage of plugins from remote servers ● Research & Collaboration ● Education ● More?

21. 21 9th Panhellenic Conference «Acoustics 2018», October 8th-9th 2018, University of Patras Take away ● Asynchronous communication of background and foreground processing ● State management (i.e. REDUX) ● Use Web Audio API as much as you can ● For performant custom processing use C++ , converted to Web Assembly Javascript

22. 22 9th Panhellenic Conference «Acoustics 2018», October 8th-9th 2018, University of Patras Thank you! Christos Tsakostas Electrical and Computer Engineer, Software Architect https://www.polyfono.com

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