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Re: how to submit 12 hours of 4-channel material

Subject: Re: how to submit 12 hours of 4-channel material
From: "Lou Judson" inaudio
Date: Thu Jan 15, 2009 12:29 pm ((PST))
De-Interleaver will make four mono files, but you could import them
into Peak and save them as interleaved stereo very fast, no realtime
bouncing.

I'd still break them up into hour long files if it were me.

But here's another thought:

<http://robertrich.com/site/disco.php?album_id=3D24>

Robert Rich does all night concerts, and released this with seven
hours of audio on a DVD by encoding as DVD audio. It will play on any
surround system with DVD player... You might check out the
possibilities, at least that would be very convenient for the
listener. And with Blu-Ray I imagine you could do the whole 12 hours.
Just a thought!

<L>

Lou Judson =95 Intuitive Audio
415-883-2689


On Jan 15, 2009, at 12:09 PM, Dan Dugan wrote:

> They are 4-channel poly files now. Splitting them into front and rear
> stereo files would mean 12 hours of bouncing, or would the de-
> interleave program that's been mentioned here be able to do that
> for me?







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