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Is there anyway to convert CD Quality audio found on a regular audio CD, to 5.1 audio?
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Re: Cd Quality To 5.1
I know Spoon has said that you can't do this with dMC. The trick is to find a program that will create the content for the extra channels. I would suppose that such a program might exist somewhere but I don't know where to find it. Perhaps another user might know of such a program.
If you find such a program, I am sure other users would like to know about it.
Best wishes,
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Re: Cd Quality To 5.1
Isn't that the option of wav, 24-bit, 48KHz and 6 '5.1' ? Then you can convert a cd quality wav to that. Of course, it's probably more like converting a mono file to a stereo - 2 channels of the same thing. It does convert. How good it is is anybody's guess.Originally posted by xoasComment
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Re: Cd Quality To 5.1
Christina is quite right.
You can convert cd to 24 bit, 48 khz, 5.1 wav.
I was thrown off by a previous problem of trying to rip a cd to WMA Pro 24 bit, 48 khz, 5.1 which results in an error message.
I believe I was also mistaken :o in my previous statement:
since it obviously can be done and since I can only locate a thread where Spoon indicated you cannot burn a 5.1 channel track to cd (which is not the issue here).I know Spoon has said that you can't do this with dMC.
In any case, thank you Christina!. :D
Best wishes,
Bill MikkelsenComment
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LOL! You're welcome!
Actually you can convert the 24-bit 48KHz 5.1 wav right back to 16-bit 44.1KHz 2-channel stereo using dMC (I'm using release 11 beta). :D
You can convert the 24-bit 48KHz 5.1 wav to just about anything for which you have the encoding codec - but it's slow.Last edited by ChristinaS; August 30, 2004, 09:16 AM.Comment
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