The projects of the last years of Google they are extremely interesting. One of the last we saw was related to the reduction of fuel use and consumption on the roads. Maps, in fact, integrates from poco a system that recommends a certain road route based on the car's power supply. Among the many projects, Protocol makes us known di Caviar, which should offer free alternatives to Dolby Atmos and HDR.
Google is working on a project called Caviar, which would set the stage for creating free alternatives to HDR and Dolby Atmos
Surround sound and HDR video are popular, but using them often comes with licensing costs. Google, according to the latest rumors, intends to solve this problem on its own: the first information has appeared on the network that the technology giant is developing its own standards for "paid" formats, making them effectively free and open source.
Secondo Protocol, Google intends to introduce new video and audio formats to offer HDR and 3D audio content without license fees. For example, for the use of Dolby Atmos and Vision technologies, media player manufacturers with a wholesale price of $ 50 pay around $ 2 per unit of merchandise for the corresponding license.
It is reported that Google's development "it will be regulated by an industry forum and provided free of charge to hardware manufacturers and service providers". According to rumors, one of the channels for promotion new formats will be the YouTube streaming service, which does not support Dolby Atmos or Vision. Reporters suggest that the innovation will allow authors of videos and music to publish better content on the site at no additional cost.
Google is already discussing an initiative called Project Caviar with equipment manufacturers and is also in talks with service providers. It is assumed that Caviar is the name of this novelty. As always, however, the same representatives of the company did not respond to requests from journalists.
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