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*In this example FR output will be created using FR and LFE from the input. All other channels will be discarded. | *In this example FR output will be created using FR and LFE from the input. All other channels will be discarded. | ||
FL - Front Left | *FL - Front Left | ||
FR - Front Right | *FR - Front Right | ||
LFE - Low Frequency Effects | *LFE - Low Frequency Effects | ||
RL - Rear Left | *RL - Rear Left | ||
RR - Rear Right | *RR - Rear Right | ||
Revision as of 12:54, 13 August 2015
Matrices can be used to change order of channels in the output file or to include/exclude one or more channels from the output file.
Here's the example matrix used to map 5.1 audio to 2.0.
- Because output is 2.0, there are only two values (FL and FR) on the left side of the matrix.
- Because input is 5.1, there are six values (FL, FR, C, LFE, RL, RR) on the right side of the matrix.
- In this example FL output will be created using FL and LFE from the input. All other channels will be discarded.
- In this example FR output will be created using FR and LFE from the input. All other channels will be discarded.
- FL - Front Left
- FR - Front Right
- LFE - Low Frequency Effects
- RL - Rear Left
- RR - Rear Right