I have used QT7 for 1st order wavs on loop and for 8 tk tk wavs for discrete
playback without issue though you
should check any decoder latency when using 16 channel - 4 did have have small
latency but not
a problem given the material involved. I use Soundflower and aggregate audio
devices with
AFAIR QuickTime supports up to 24 channels.
Best,
Trond
> On 09 Sep 2016, at 04:59, ByungJun Kwon wrote:
>
> Thanks for the information.
> Did you try high order ambisonic encoded audio in video file?
> What was the number of audio channels that you tried in VLC( or other
> players)?
>
> Best
Thanks for the information.
Did you try high order ambisonic encoded audio in video file?
What was the number of audio channels that you tried in VLC( or other
players)?
Best, byungjun
On 09/09/2016 10:17 AM, Marc Lavallée wrote:
It's already possible to play a multichannel audio/video file
It's already possible to play a multichannel audio/video file using
VLC (or other players) while decoding to ambisonic; it's a matter of
configuring the system to redirect the multichannel audio of the video
player to an ambisonic decoder, using a sound server like Jack.
--
Marc
On Fri, 9 Sep 2016
Thank you very much for all your feedback and I think it's enough
information to start with.
Though if I were a professional visual person, I would prefer to play it
from the dedicated media player like Quicktime or VLC rather than the
one which resides inside DAW. I wish someone release media p
You really shouldn't need another machine. If your processor/graphics card
and your media is fast enough then there shouldn't be a problem. If there
is, it is most certainly drive speed, so use ssd/raid or both.
If you video codec/playback app won't play that many audio channels then
just import v
Hi
interesting xjadeo which ive never seen but if youre using reaper u could just
use a version on each machine and use your audio
machine to generate timecode and send to reaper on the video machine via
network midi and have Reaper with only video on it -
I understand Reaper5 is better for vide
In this blog post I demonstrate how to create QuickTime movies with
multichannel sound,using QuickTime 7 Pro:
http://trondlossius.no/articles/1251-creating-quicktime-movies-with-surround-sound
I’ve used this in a number of installations with 6 to 8 channels of audio, and
it works fine.
You can try:
http://xjadeo.sourceforge.net/
On Thu, 8 Sep 2016 15:52:01 +0900
ByungJun Kwon wrote:
> Hello list,
> I have an exhibition of playing heavy duty video file together with
> 16ch interleaved ambisonic wave file. Audio is rendered through
> reaper using ambisonic decoder so each chann
