The phrase "audio location" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sound, audio files, or spatial audio technology, referring to the specific position or coordinates of audio sources.
Example: "The audio location of the sound effects in the film was meticulously crafted to enhance the viewer's experience."
Alternatives: "sound position" or "audio coordinates".
It lets users send text, pictures, audio, location data and more to any of their contacts, no matter what messaging service they use.
This makes it possible to track transcripts of any conversation — including rich media such as video, audio, location and images — and compare live conversations with historical ones.
Do I need to run co-ax to every place where I could have TV and audio equipment or will I be able to deliver the signals coming from co-ax sources to the TV and audio locations via the Ethernet network?
Other amendments also expand the powers of state and territory law enforcement officers to conduct covert surveillance with visual, audio and location based covert tracking devices without a warrant.
Included in the platform is a live view of active incidents, which resembles a CCTV monitor showing video, audio and location.
You can also customize whether Google can save certain information, which is only available to you, like your YouTube Search or Watch History, device information, voice and audio activity, location history, web browser history and other items.
As well as letting users make calls and share the usual multimedia mix — text, pictures, audio, video, location, GIFs — it includes a feature to send a ping to a contact.
Ursache said in an interview with Wired magazine that they will start by uploading data from "text-intensive social networks and environments" such as Facebook, Twitter and email and eventually move on to photos, videos, audio and location data from personal devices.
Dulchavsky and colleagues have, thus, championed the use of a stand-alone video compression device to stream through a secure satellite modem, thus allowing uni-directional ultrasound and video transmissions with bidirectional audio from locations such as Mount Everest and the Canadian Arctic [4, 25, 26].
Scratchpads provides a community website (a Scratchpad) for collaboratively managing biodiversity-related content, in this case audio files, locations, specimens, bibliographic references and the biological taxonomy used to manage them.
An approach is proposed for creating location-specific audio textures for virtual location-exploration services.
