> James,
> Basically, we have the same compressed mono audio on two stereo
> channels, and want to either eliminate one channel, or extract it, to
> halve the file size and data rate, without recompressing, to a mono
> file. This should hopefully be easier than mixing two different stereo
> channels to one mono.
> Yes, I'll try Peak, we have version 4.
> Frank Fulchiero
> Digital Media Specialist
> Connecticut College
I might be wrong, but isn't part of the problem that these files are not
discrete channels, but rather interleaved, and thus I'm not sure it is even
possible to just cut out one side in software. Peak Pro 5 doesn't allow it.
It does have a Stereo to mono DSP function, but it is re-writing the data.
> On Aug 21, 2005, at 8:29 PM, email@hidden wrote:
>
>>> Regarding exporting to mono in QT Player Pro,
>>> I though of this, but wouldn't it recompess the audio?
>>> Probably not a problem for voice quality though.
It will recompress, but give it a whirl and see how it sounds.
I bought one of the Griffin recorders -- not the one with volume control,
and it seems to be optimized for recordings somewhat at a distance, that is,
not up close (seemed to distort). If you have the one with the volume
control that may be another matter. I recorded some stuff and had the iPod
plugged into the firewire port of my computer (for power), shut the lid, and
I think I caused the recording to stop for some reason.
Good luck.
Bob
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