The lens needs to be turned clockwise a turn or so, it's focused too close, check by live video and adjust lens so that you know when your done. I can get away with a tooth pick and turning the lens.

Binaural requires ears, the wearer could insert microphones into their ears, but I've heard quite a few results from them and they were quite noisy (self noise), or you could source small low noise mics and insert them into silicone ears, might look a little strange, but it would be binaural. I make...

This link will help those who can't get the Raspberry Pi 3 with a cirrus logic audio card, I'm a little familiar with the Pi, not so the Pi3, but I had it working in a short time:

http://www.horus.com/~hias/cirrus-driver.html

I'm now able to stream from the cirrus logic's line-in input.

I use the cirrus logic card on a B model, not tried the latest RP3 (or the RP2) though (end of April will have a MK3 to test). I tested various streaming rates. The B will do 24bit 96kHz, but it is almost maxed out with very little headroom looking at the CPU, wont do anything else though, not sure ...

Hi there, an interesting project, I even thought about calling my Pi "PiHead" too, still working on it, anyway, what microphones are you using, and more importantly what sound capture device are you using? I'm using a cirrus logic audio card, with "proper" binaural mics, the ones with ears that the ...