20 May
2013
20 May
'13
10:36 p.m.
Hi Adam
There's something close to this in DCP-o-matic (!!) which is coming around
the corner (slowly). It should be much more flexible in matrixing input
audio to the outputs.
Cheers
Carl
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On Sat, 18 May 2013, Adam Klotblixt wrote:
One way to get simple and configurable audio is to
have a matrix-mixer.
Example: mix a 2-channel old movie to the correct center mono. Adhere to Academy rules,
which is 3-channel mix.
output channels
input channels
left
right
center
left
0.5
right
0.5
center
surr left
surr right
back left
back lright
LFE
silence
silence
mix
Example: an ordinary 2-channel stereo to 5.1 without any mixing.
output channels
input channels
left
right
center
surr left
surr right
LFE
left
1
right
1
center
surr left
surr right
back left
back lright
LFE
mix
mix
silence
silence
silence
silence
It might be good to grey out or not draw the input channels that are not available.
With this it can also be possible to do matrix-decoding from 2-channel sources.
/Adam Klotblixt