Most popular compression algorithms use something called lossy compression. If you start with a low-quality source file, you'll end up with a low-quality 5.1 project. Obviously this is not an option if you're working from a 2-channel DVD soundtrack that you want to convert. This usually means fully uncompressed PCM audio from a CD. Whenever possible, start with the best audio source you can find. Bidule does not support other file types. This way, you'll always be aware when there are changes to the list.įirst of all, make sure your source file is in. I'll also list an overview of any changes. If another update occurs, I'll delete the existing update message, and post a new one.
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The basic step-by-step structure is presented in the following messages. Individual steps may vary from one approach to another, but through time, some basic common steps have become clear. This thread presents instructions, tips and tricks for getting the most out of these methods. Many of the methods posted in this forum for converting stereo to surround use a software package called Plogue Bidule, available as a free beta version from. Step-by-Step Instructions for Plogue Bidule-based Stereo-to-Surround methods
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