Boulder
6th November 2004, 15:35
Hi all,
I do a lot of analogue video capturing. My PVR-250 encodes the audio to MP2 (stereo, 384kbps) which I encode to WAV with MADPlay and then feed the WAV (after denoising and normalizing) to SoftEncode and encode to AC3.
My question is, should I ever use the "Dolby Surround encoded" flag? I know that some of the captured programs/movies have DS sound originally but is that information lost in the capturing process? I've used the flag on some encodes where the audio track has sounded very much surround-like.
I do a lot of analogue video capturing. My PVR-250 encodes the audio to MP2 (stereo, 384kbps) which I encode to WAV with MADPlay and then feed the WAV (after denoising and normalizing) to SoftEncode and encode to AC3.
My question is, should I ever use the "Dolby Surround encoded" flag? I know that some of the captured programs/movies have DS sound originally but is that information lost in the capturing process? I've used the flag on some encodes where the audio track has sounded very much surround-like.