Re: [Sursound] online multichannel release

2011-11-25 Thread John Lundsten
] online multichannel release On Fri, Nov 25, 2011 at 03:51:03AM -, John Lundsten wrote: Well as approx 98% of computers are PC's, whatever the merits of CAF (beyond ticking the 'box' this is different to what is available on a PC) it would be totally unsuitable to the OP

Re: [Sursound] online multichannel release

2011-11-24 Thread John Lundsten
But this retruns to your original question, in the form: what commonly used software unpacks and plays XYZ ... ;-( Well as approx 98% of computers are PC's, whatever the merits of CAF (beyond ticking the 'box' this is different to what is available on a PC) it would be totally unsuitable to the

Re: [Sursound] Compatibility DR-680/AMS 250?

2011-09-06 Thread John Lundsten
chan is 0.1dB. What you need to do is turn the front panel vols knobs fully clockwise just use the switchable gains. The R44 has for sure rather more noisy mic amps than the SD7xx recorders, but I suspect the ST250 being rather noisy too, won't be compromised by the R44. John Lundsten Hi all

Re: [Sursound] Why do you need to decode ambisonic/b format signals ?

2011-01-22 Thread John Lundsten
To add to what Jörn Fons have written. Even for simple stereo/2 chan audio playback. If you were to have made a MS rather than L-R use of your 2 chan recording media, stereo width can be chosen after the recording event. And even better if your recording were 3 channel, Front, Rear L/R