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  1. 31st Jan 2004 06:13 #1
    masipopa
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    I captured VHS tape and audio is mono appears
    only in one channel. I have plenty of other tapes I want to capture
    and looking for advise - what tools can duplicagte audio to both
    channels without going thru much hassles.
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  2. 31st Jan 2004 08:13 #2
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    Load the the captured video into Gold Wave. Select New-->Stereo-->Proprer sampling rate-->and length equal to the video. Select OK.

    This will bring up a blank video file. Copy the original video and selct the new video. In the new video select Edit-->Mix.

    Save the new video as a wave, it will now consist of your old audio from your original video in stereo format.
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    Does TMPGEnc has same option in MPEG DMUX?MUX section ?
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  4. 31st Jan 2004 08:28 #4
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    You can separate the audio from the video, but actually making the mono into stereo, I have no idea.
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    demux file
    run soundforge -> new file (stereo 48kb bla bla bla.)
    load de-muxed audio into sound forge - select all of track and paste into new stereo file (twice, 1 in each channel) save new file, remux!!!.
    GUI for Ac3fix + Various tips for joining ac3/subs + force subs in dvdlab
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    To save time with future captures, you could get your self an RCA Y Adapter and split the audio.
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    Some capture cards have only one audio in channel, and some programs only capture in mono.
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  8. 31st Jan 2004 11:15 #8
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    Originally Posted by Tommyknocker
    Some capture cards have only one audio in channel, and some programs only capture in mono.
    Sorry, I guess I was not thanking.
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