Please correct me if my terminology is incorrect. I have one last question on the phase inversion subject, then I promise to go away until I have something more interesting to discuss.
I am given to understand that converting an MP3 to .wav and back can produce undesirable artifacts. (While I am curious as to the reasons for this, I can surmise, and knowing why is not my main goal here.) So I can't use this method to fix phase. However, resampling, taking an MP3 as input to LAME and writing it back out at a different bit rate (which I've done thousands of times) doesn't have this problem. Since there is no way to simply modify an MP3 file for the purposes of inverting one channel's phase, is it possible to do so in the process of resampling, and in so doing not degrade the signal quality? If your answer to this is simply 'yes', then I would be happy to take this as a challenge and go to the Source, although further enhancement would be appreciated. --gvc _______________________________________________ mp3encoder mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://minnie.tuhs.org/mailman/listinfo/mp3encoder
