Cédric Godin
Cédric Godin
Yes, you can configure ODAS to save tracked sources to a JSON file. You'll want to modify the sst section of your ODAS config file. Under tracked -> format: json....
Just to clarify, (x,y,z) is not exactly the coordinates of the source. Those are the components of a unit vector pointing from the microphone array toward the sound source. A...
When you build the [ODAS](https://github.com/introlab/odas) library, it's in the `bin` folder. The executable is called `odaslive`.
You need to download and build the [ODAS library](https://github.com/introlab/odas). It is a separate project. ODAS Studio is the GUI. ODAS is the signal processing library.
No, ODAS is only for Linux. However, it is lightweight and runs very well on a virtual machine or a mini computer such as a Raspberry PI.
# Q1 Two things. First you must adjust your configuration file according to the [ODAS Studio configuration instructions here](https://github.com/introlab/odas_web#configure-odas). Precisely you must change the interface for the separated and post-filtered...
Could you clarify what you mean by being able to record only once? Like what are the steps in your workflow, does tracked sources appear/disappear in the tracking data? Right...
Hi, the issue is that grpc, a package on which ODAS Studio depends, needs to be build from source on arm cpu, but the build fail. I suggest you first...
Hi, can you start ODAS in a seperated terminal and provide both terminals output? `/path/to/odaslive -c /path/to/config.cfg`