Dividing 1ch audio over 2 speakers.

[MrSnake]

I have a VCR hooked up to my PC and I used VirtualDub for capturing.

Problem is that it's an old VCR, only supporting mono autio outout.
So, when I capture I get mono audio in 1 speaker.

(This ain't really a big problems since I can adjust my speakerset to divide the audio signal over the left and right speakers.)

BUT....

1. Is there a way to divide the 1 channel audio to left & right WHILE capturing?

2. How can I make the the mono audio to 2 channels with already captured files?


MrSnake

[energy80s]

Just get a little "2 in - 1 out" phono splitter adapter plug (they are available nearly everywhere) and stick that into your mono VCR. Then get a stereo phono-to-3.5mm jack lead and stick the stereo ends into the adapter and the 3.5mm jack into your sound card's line in. That should do it.

[Fozzee]

That's similar to what I've done with my analogue camcorder.
Split the mono cable into a 2 channel cable. Then plugged that cable into a 2 phono to 1 stereo jack and into my soundcard.

Now I have 2 channel mono sound.

Please note this does not make it STEREO sound.

Fozzee