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More => Old Versions => JRiver Media Center 19 for Windows => Topic started by: 6233638 on December 08, 2013, 10:52:06 am
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When using either the built-in decoder, or the Arcsoft DTS decoder, the left and right channels are being flipped with DTS-HD HRA tracks - either that or the disc I was watching is not mastered correctly. I think the left and right rear channels are being flipped as well (it looked that way in LAV Audio's status window) but I'm downmixing everything to stereo. I can provide a sample if necessary.
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2. When using either the built-in decoder, or the Arcsoft DTS decoder, the left and right channels are being flipped with DTS-HD HRA tracks - either that or the disc I was watching is not mastered correctly. I think the left and right rear channels are being flipped as well (it looked that way in LAV Audio's status window) but I'm downmixing everything to stereo. I can provide a sample if necessary.
Well here's a sample showing the channels being flipped if you need it: http://www.sendspace.com/file/j56w92 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/j56w92)
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Well here's a sample showing the channels being flipped if you need it: http://www.sendspace.com/file/j56w92 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/j56w92)
If it happens with both decoders, i would argue your sample is just mastered that way. Unless you can prove the opposite. :)
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If it happens with both decoders, i would argue your sample is just mastered that way. Unless you can prove the opposite. :)
Well it's very obviously flipped, but I would be surprised that a disc managed to be released that way and no-one else has noticed. I had a look at a couple of reviews and didn't see anything mentioning it.
I'll see if I have any other films using DTS-HD HRA, but it might take a while.
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OK, I have now gone through most of my Blu-ray collection and have found a total of five films which have DTS-HD HRA tracks.
Two of them basically send all audio except the soundtrack through the center channel, so they were no use for this test.
Two of them have the left and right channels correct.
And one of them has the left and right channels flipped.
So it's not definitive, but it looks like this was probably a mastering error.
I know that I can flip the left and right channels via the Parametric EQ, but is there any way to mark the file in a way that will do this automatically? (similar to the tagging madVR offers)