Thread Subject: how to convert image into sound

hi iam looking for help in how to convert image into sound. if any
body knows please write me on kuldeepsingh002@gmail.com

kuldeepsingh002@gmail.com wrote in message <d1e933d3-a8fb-
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> hi iam looking for help in how to convert image into
sound. if any
> body knows please write me on kuldeepsingh002@gmail.com

ask a dolphin?? or do they create images from sound?

"David " <dave@bigcompany.com> wrote in message <g0h222
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> kuldeepsingh002@gmail.com wrote in message <d1e933d3-a8fb-
> 4310-b30b-61d882bfe0fa@u6g2000prc.googlegroups.com>...
> > hi iam looking for help in how to convert image into
> sound. if any
> > body knows please write me on kuldeepsingh002@gmail.com
>
> ask a dolphin?? or do they create images from sound?

Trouble is sound is essentially a one dimensional time
waveform, whereas a monochrome image is two dimensional
spatial distribution.

One solution might be to use stereo sound. Now you can get
your X axis information in terms of spatial position. Your
Y information could be encoded as frequency, so that up is
a higher note, down is a lower note, and finally intensity
could be simply encoded as loudness.

I guess if you had a very simple picture the sound version
of the chief blob might be meaningful. But what listening
to the Mona Lisa would sound like - I know not.

Regards

Dave Robinson

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> > > hi iam looking for help in how to convert image into
> > sound. if any
> > > body knows please write me on
kuldeepsingh002@gmail.com
> >
> > ask a dolphin?? or do they create images from sound?
>
> Trouble is sound is essentially a one dimensional time
> waveform, whereas a monochrome image is two dimensional
> spatial distribution.
>
> One solution might be to use stereo sound. Now you can
get
> your X axis information in terms of spatial position.
Your
> Y information could be encoded as frequency, so that up
is
> a higher note, down is a lower note, and finally
intensity
> could be simply encoded as loudness.
>
> I guess if you had a very simple picture the sound
version
> of the chief blob might be meaningful. But what listening
> to the Mona Lisa would sound like - I know not.


I've always been led to believe that you can get 1000 words
from a picture. Don't know how though.

I know how to do it. But let me why do you want the technique, I mean where will you apply it?

Yumnam Kirani Singh <kirani.singh@gmail.com> wrote in
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> I know how to do it. But let me why do you want the
technique, I mean where will you apply it?

i know how to do it also! a fax machine, or amateur radio
slow scan television software... either one will rasterize
and convert your image to sound.

I imagine LSD could help you turn images into sound, and
probably sound into color and color into the heartbeat of
creation.

K

kuldeepsingh002@gmail.com wrote in message <d1e933d3-a8fb-
4310-b30b-61d882bfe0fa@u6g2000prc.googlegroups.com>...
> hi iam looking for help in how to convert image into
sound. if any
> body knows please write me on kuldeepsingh002@gmail.com
Hi
It seems that peaple are puzzeled by what you are trying to
do. I am not. I know someone who have tried to recreate the
sound of the big bang. You may try the following
1- save your image in "work" with known name and format for
example mypicture epg
2- z=imread('mypicture.epg);
z=double(z);
3=f=1000 %for example
y=sin(f*z);
sound(z)
4- see what you get and change f accordingly