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s55913 Effect of increasing system latency on localization of virtual soundsElizabeth M. WenzelMoffett Field, CA USA
In a virtual acoustic environment, the total system latency (TSL)
refers to the time elapsed from the transduction of an event or action,
such as movement of the head, until the consequences of that action cause
the equivalent change in the virtual sound source. This paper
reports on the impact of increasing TSL on localization accuracy
when head motion is enabled.
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