Greetings!
Does anyone successfully use the upmixing function on DOM? Everytime I select it and map the channels I get this static or crackling sound coming out of our sound system.
Can anyone guide me on properly using the Processor function on the DCP settings? I'm trying to take a mono sound signal and make it into a 5.1 signal per the Processor upmixing.
Thanks in advance!
Using the Processor Upmixing Function
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Re: Using the Processor Upmixing Function
First of all: don't get your hopes up. The upmixer is not great even with stereo sources, so I would expect a mono one to give poor results.
Apart from that, there shouldn't be static or crackling. Can you send me the metadata.xml file from the project which you have made? (carl@dcpomatic.com)
Apart from that, there shouldn't be static or crackling. Can you send me the metadata.xml file from the project which you have made? (carl@dcpomatic.com)
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Re: Using the Processor Upmixing Function
I tried the upmix once on a 2 channel feature I almost certain knew was Prologic encoded. I think I used the second upmix option.
The result sounded exactly like old fashioned 35mm analog Dolby Stereo with a good soundhead and a well tuned CP65 (If anyone remembers what that was)
It can be a very useful option if you use it right. I don´t think it´s intended for making fake multichannel stereo from mono (or´'normal' stereo for that matter).
/M.E.
The result sounded exactly like old fashioned 35mm analog Dolby Stereo with a good soundhead and a well tuned CP65 (If anyone remembers what that was)
It can be a very useful option if you use it right. I don´t think it´s intended for making fake multichannel stereo from mono (or´'normal' stereo for that matter).
/M.E.
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Re: Using the Processor Upmixing Function
That's a rather charming thing to hear aboutThe result sounded exactly like old fashioned 35mm analog Dolby Stereo with a good soundhead and a well tuned CP65 (If anyone remembers what that was)