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What is CATT?

CATT likely refers to the Chrome Audio/Video Casting Tool. It's a command-line utility used to cast media (audio and video) from your computer to Google Cast-enabled devices like Chromecast or Google Home. It allows for more control over the casting process compared to the standard casting functionality built into Chrome or other apps, enabling features like playing local files, specifying codecs, and setting custom metadata.

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What other technologies are related to CATT?

CATT Competitor Technologies

Odeon

Odeon is room acoustics software, a direct competitor to CATT-Acoustic.

mentioned alongside CATT in 38% (125) of relevant job posts

EASE

EASE is room acoustics software, a direct competitor to CATT-Acoustic.

mentioned alongside CATT in 10% (151) of relevant job posts

CATT Complementary Technologies

Calypso

Calypso is a tool often used alongside acoustic simulation software to analyze speech intelligibility, thus acting as a complementary tool.

mentioned alongside CATT in 2% (119) of relevant job posts

SketchUp

SketchUp can be used to create 3D models of spaces that can then be imported into CATT-Acoustic for acoustic simulation, making it a complementary tool.

mentioned alongside CATT in 0% (106) of relevant job posts

Rhino

Rhino can be used to create detailed 3D models of spaces for acoustic simulation in CATT-Acoustic, acting as a complementary tool.

mentioned alongside CATT in 0% (57) of relevant job posts