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Really? Don't think so... Video CD 1.1 This is the most basic Video CD specification dating back to 1993 4 , which has the followingcharacteristics: • One mode 2 mixed form ISO-9660 track containing file pointers to the information areas. • Up to 98 multiplex-ed mpeg-1 audio/video streams or cd-da a...

Gepetto wrote:They do that? Crap. Multi-channel is so much better.

Yes, Well VCD only has 2 channels. What else can they do?

“In the Recording Studios of today, each channel ( track ) is out-of-phase to each other an that being out-of-phase is how AC_5 and AC_6 encodes are made possible from a Stereo Recording.” This is absolute dribble! Surround sound from stereo recordings is derived in 2 ways… 1) Re mixing of the multi...

Buzzy, do you mean clipped as in quick loud buzzes when the sound is at a peek? Can you send me the MP3 of the sound so I can identify it?
Also if you are using vagas 6.X look at the level meters and see if you are regestering clips in the audio.

Simple do what all the Asian VCD titles do pan the stereo files to 2 mono files. I.E. Spanish L+R to L and English L+R to R.
Then use the ballance adjustment to listen to either L Spanish or R English.

Sure it's mono, but hey it's not like most people care anyway.

shiro_clanclan wrote:E-mail sent. Thanks again.

No probs! Will do it this weekend.

just e-mail it.

send me the track and I'll master it for you, if you lack confidence check out my webby it might give you some idea as to my experience.

I would suggest look at your budget first, is you want "awesome" quality have a look at neumann, or beyerdynamic. Dont google for prices, you'll give yourself a heart attack! So lets look at this logically. If you go for a condensor microphone then you will need +48V phantom power or look for a mic ...

O- How small the world is getting… The track you’re looking for is by a group called FCB, technically this originated in Italy, but was later sent to Australia for remixing. Colossal Records assigned a job in 1995 to a guy called “Nick Skitz” a local DJ. I was working with nick at the time. Basicall...