With the Power Pack installed in version 10.1, do the following:
1. Add DSP Remove Silence to the Active Effects
2. Check the Remove Silence at Beginning box
3. Rip a CD that only has only audio on the right channel, at least in the beginning
The resulting rip will have the audio on the left channel. I was checking a CD the other day and comparing some results when I noticed a difference in the channel outputs. I used a track that had Pink Noise on only the right channel and the result was on the Left. I used the Digital Domain Demo CD to find something with just a right channel audio. I cannot remember the CD that had the audio starting out on the left when I noticed it. I would have to go back try to find the track again, but I have verified that this does fail.
Regards,
1. Add DSP Remove Silence to the Active Effects
2. Check the Remove Silence at Beginning box
3. Rip a CD that only has only audio on the right channel, at least in the beginning
The resulting rip will have the audio on the left channel. I was checking a CD the other day and comparing some results when I noticed a difference in the channel outputs. I used a track that had Pink Noise on only the right channel and the result was on the Left. I used the Digital Domain Demo CD to find something with just a right channel audio. I cannot remember the CD that had the audio starting out on the left when I noticed it. I would have to go back try to find the track again, but I have verified that this does fail.
Regards,
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