Sentence examples for in addition to audio from inspiring English sources

As a result, he said, "You're seeing big multinational companies involved in a music streaming war using video in addition to audio to drive their agenda".

Bernard Gershon, senior vice president and general manager of ABCnews.com, said his company was planning soon to begin offering short video clips in addition to audio.

The radio, which has a flashing light alert in addition to audio warnings, can be programmed to receive information for as many as six counties.

In addition to audio segments, Pandora's ad menu includes Web banner ads, which can include video; "skins" that allow an advertiser to essentially wallpaper the site; stand-alone video ads; and branded music channels.

In addition to audio and video, the project explores how different kinds of data may be visualized in a virtual space, including speech transcripts, person tracking data, and retail transactions.

More importantly, however, the app now supports audio calls in addition to audio plus video.

In addition to audio-recording the above tasks, both investigators completed a detailed scoring rubric that permitted efficient specification of card sort groupings as well as participant explanations for their groupings (the rubric is available from the senior author upon request).

Notes were taken during the discussions, in addition to audio-taping, in order to minimise loss of information.

The film is also noteworthy because its soundtrack is the first in Indian cinema to be released in DVD-Audio in addition to other audio formats.

Because in addition to decoding audio, real-time high-quality audio encoding is needed for recordable digital versatile disc (DVD) and digital video recorder digital video recorder (DVR) applications, equipment for the consumer has also become more sophisticated, supporting a much wider variety of content and interconnectivity.

In addition to the audio and video modalities, a joint audio and video modality derived from feature fusion is considered to form an additional modality i.