[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> Ralph Smeets wrote,
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> | I'll have to look up which algorithm should be used to get a monaural signal
> | by combining two signals without losing to much information.
>
> Would you be able to look up what algorithm Sony decks use (so that we can
> perhaps counteract it)?
Well....
No...
> | However if you use (L^2+R^2)^0.5, you will get some sort of average.
>
> Again, if L=R, the result will be 41% too high.
I think it was ( L * R ) ^ 0.5....
> | And please note, you're working with complex numbers here, so all
> | amplitude and phase information is kept....
>
> .... provided that you can figure out which square root to use. There will
> always be two.
Cheers,
Ralph -> going to try to locate his old study books.....
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