On Wednesday 28 July 2010 22:47:03 JohnLM wrote: > To make it a bit clearer: What difference would these methods cause? > 1. Inputs -> B-format -> 5.1 > or > 2. Inputs -> 5.1 > Simply first method allows me to concentrate making ambisonics only, and > then use already existing decoders to create final output.
Advantages of the first version: If you save the B-format, you can lossless transform the audio to binaural headphone, plain stereo, plain mono, 5.1, 7.1 and all the other zero or first order setups. And you can ship the B-format and have the listeners decode/downmix to what they want/need. Advantages of the second version: Probably none. Apart from the sticker "mixed in 5.1" Have fun, Arnold
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