GSO IEC 62574:2014
IEC 62574:2011
Gulf Standard
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Approved on
25 December 2014
Audio, video and multimedia systems - General channel assignment of multichannel audio
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GSO IEC 62574:2014 Scope
This International Standard specifies the general channel assignment for multichannel audio formats. The general channel assignment as a channel mapping and labeling provides the unified usage of channel assignments for source devices, digital audio interfaces and sink devices. This standard excludes the specification of the exact position of each loudspeaker. It is aimed at consumer applications, but is not targeted for theatrical environments. Up to 32 labels for loudspeaker positions are specified, which can be used for all current multichannel formats.
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