Abstract: A method of associating audio devices into a network association, including alerting a network of the presence of a first audio device by engaging a first button associated with the first audio device; assigning a first role to the first audio device; alerting the network of the presence of each subsequent audio device by engaging a subsequent button associated with each subsequent audio device; assigning a subsequent role to each subsequent audio device; and alerting the network that all subsequent audio devices have been identified by engaging the first button associated with the first audio device.

Abstract: A multichannel audio system with a plurality of multichannel speakers having microphones, where the system receives audio signals from multichannel speakers, an adaptive filter enhances the voice signal portion of the audio signal by canceling interference in the audio signals by eliminating the portion of the audio signal matching reference signals, and processing the voice signal into voice commands.

Abstract: A system and method for adapting an audios stream for reducing latency. The method may include the steps of, and the system may function to, receive an audio stream having a packet buffer and an audio buffer, measure the audio buffer depth of the audio buffer, measure the presentation time margin of at the input to the packet buffer, and determine an adaptation level for latency based on the measured values.

Abstract: Synchronization of plural outputs of data transported by a wireless network is facilitated by bandlimiting a sample clock signal controlling a rate at which data is processed by the network's devices and/or bandlimiting wall time data controlling the real time for presenting a datum.

Abstract: A system and method for adapting an audios stream for reducing latency. The method may include the steps of, and the system may function to, receive an audio stream having a packet buffer and an audio buffer, measure the audio buffer depth of the audio buffer, measure the presentation time margin of at the input to the packet buffer, and determine an adaptation level for latency based on the measured values.

Abstract: A method of associating audio devices into a network association, including alerting a network of the presence of a first audio device by engaging a first button associated with the first audio device; assigning a first role to the first audio device; alerting the network of the presence of each subsequent audio device by engaging a subsequent button associated with each subsequent audio device; assigning a subsequent role to each subsequent audio device; and alerting the network that all subsequent audio devices have been identified by engaging the first button associated with the first audio device.

Abstract: A multichannel audio system with a plurality of multichannel speakers having microphones, where the system receives audio signals from multichannel speakers, an adaptive filter enhances the voice signal portion of the audio signal by canceling interference in the audio signals by eliminating the portion of the audio signal matching reference signals, and processing the voice signal into voice commands.

Abstract: Synchronization of plural outputs of data transported by a wireless network is facilitated by bandlimiting a sample clock signal controlling a rate at which data is processed by the network's devices and/or bandlimiting wall time data controlling the real time for presenting a datum.

Abstract: Synchronization of plural outputs of data transported by a wireless network is facilitated by band limiting a sample clock signal controlling a rate at which data is processed by the network's devices and/or band limiting wall time data controlling the real time for presenting a datum.

Abstract: Synchronization of plural outputs of data transported by a wireless network is facilitated by bandlimiting a sample clock signal controlling a rate at which data is processed by the network's devices and/or bandlimiting wall time data controlling the real time for presenting a datum.

Abstract: Synchronization of plural outputs of data transported by a wireless network is facilitated by band limiting a sample clock signal controlling a rate at which data is processed by the network's devices and/or band limiting wall time data controlling the real time for presenting a datum.