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  1. 18th Mar 2003 13:12 #1
    japniz
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    Hi,

    I've had a search for this but can find no direct answer.

    I have a mono Viewcam. If I extract the audio and convert it to stereo in another prog and then re-save, am I losing quality in the final AVI? Would I be better off for quality just to leave it mono? Clearly, I want the best SVCD at the end of the process, the stereo would only be a nice bonus if the quality was unaffected by the re-save.

    Many thanks.
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  2. 18th Mar 2003 13:22 #2
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    Once mono, always mono. Converting to stereo games you nothing but doubling your audio bandwidth. However, SVCD needs to be stereo (joint stereo?). You shouldn't affect the audio quality with a mono to stereo conversion.
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  3. 18th Mar 2003 14:37 #3
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    However, SVCD needs to be stereo
    Do you mean just for quality or is there some tech spec requirement for a good SVCD burn?
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