View Full Version : Can I convert wma,mp3 to 5.1 channel audio?
blackhawk
12-18-2005, 03:52 PM
My system contains Creative 5.1 surround card + 5.1 speaker system.I tried to convert wma or mp3 by using Windows Media Audio Professional
to 5.1 channel but program warns me with a error msg.
ChristinaS
12-18-2005, 04:43 PM
Don't try to change frequency and bits and channels all at the same time.
Do it several steps, changing only one of these in each step.
I changed a standard pcm wav (16-bits, 44.1KHz, 2-channel stereo) first to 5.1 channels wav, kept freqnecy and bits as source.
Then one step at a time I changed the bits, then the frequency. Always saving under name names.
At the end I converted to wma, for the same bits, frequency & channels, just picking the bitrate.
blackhawk
12-19-2005, 03:18 PM
Don't try to change frequency and bits and channels all at the same time.
Do it several steps, changing only one of these in each step.
I changed a standard pcm wav (16-bits, 44.1KHz, 2-channel stereo) first to 5.1 channels wav, kept freqnecy and bits as source.
Then one step at a time I changed the bits, then the frequency. Always saving under name names.
At the end I converted to wma, for the same bits, frequency & channels, just picking the bitrate.
Sorry ChristinaS but can you explain it with samples?I have the pcm wav (16-bits, 44.1KHz, 2-channel stereo) however in my ''Convert To'' menu I cannot find any format as you mentioned above.(5.1 channels wav).Thanks for yr kind assistance.
Spoon
12-19-2005, 04:27 PM
Your source audio has to be 5.1 to encode to WMA 5.1 channels.
gameplaya15143
12-19-2005, 10:20 PM
Your source audio has to be 5.1 to encode to WMA 5.1 channels.yup..
going from 2ch to 6 is just a waste, use a good decoder to make it sound "surrounding"
ChristinaS
12-19-2005, 10:28 PM
Sorry ChristinaS but can you explain it with samples?I have the pcm wav (16-bits, 44.1KHz, 2-channel stereo) however in my ''Convert To'' menu I cannot find any format as you mentioned above.(5.1 channels wav).Thanks for yr kind assistance.
You select to convert to wav again (not compressed, so click on the bits radio button) and then use the drop down lists for channels or frequency or bits. They should all be there.
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