Just adding the channels (even with the phases right) won't necessarily
work. If the stylus has been just slightly turned/twisted adding the
channels will phase out frequencies matching wave length (or harmonics)
of the length of the stylus L/R-track difference. In this case you may
be better of
Hello All,
I want to contribute to the Lame MP3 Encoder Fixed Point conversion
process.
I have already converted mdct and subband modules in 24 bit fixed point
and they are giving extremely good results. I have also checked ODG
degradation using EAQUAL tool which is quite satisfactory. Please tell
Actually, I don't care too much what happens to the tiny fraction
of mono recordings in the collection. What I'm concerned with
are all the stereo recordings that have the two channels out of phase.
Perhaps I should add another query: Is the MP3 format capable of
encoding relative phase
Narayanan wrote:
I would be highly obliged if any of you can provide me a good
documentation/information on the latest LAME MP3 encoder code flow.I have
downloaded the version 3.94 and started analyzing the same.
Also if anyone can guide me through the initial phase, it would be good.
I uploaded
Hello,
I'm new to the list and new to the API, so I have a few questions. I
have been looking for a good reference on the LAME API, but as yet have
been unsuccessful. I have been readin through the frontend code trying
to get an idea of how to work the API, but as yet I am having little
On Mon, 12 Jan 2004, G. Vincent Castellano wrote:
If the relative phase of the input signal is immaterial to the encoding
process, then there's no problem with my stereo recordings. Hmm, since
I've got the tools to show a mis-phased signal by visual inspection, I
suppose I could just go do
