On Mon, Oct 07, 2002 at 02:33:54 -0700, Paul Winkler wrote: > Encoding stereo to an LP is no problem - the needle vibrates along > two axes. There's a limit to how much stereo separation you can > get (I forget, it might be like 40-45 dB) but that shouldn't be > too hard to account for.
OK, but as long as there are no other restrictions on the channels it should be no problem, something like a saw on one side (to detect speed and corresponding carrier wave speed), and an AM modulated timecode signal on the other. Use the say to calculate the carrier wave for the 2nd channel, then decode the timecode. - Steve
