eight different sound channels: possible?
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    eight different sound channels: possible?

    by dickmosse » Tue Apr 24, 2007 3:29 am

    hi, is it possible to output eight different sound channels with eight different video channels? if so, what do i need to do this?
    thanks, richard
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    by sigmasix » Tue Apr 24, 2007 8:45 am

    why did you post 3 times the same questions?!?

    I don't really understand what you want to do... :oops:
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    by dickmosse » Tue Apr 24, 2007 4:10 pm

    if you read each question you'll notice they're quite different:

    one: can't get more than five channels of video to play at once because of the scaler.. this has been answered

    two: is is possible to output eight different channels of audio WITH eight different channels of video.. to output to eight separate speakers?

    three: how do i get my eight different channels to begin playing in sync, and to they remain in sync on a loop?

    sorry for taking up extra space on the forum with these three questions, but each one is so small and specific that i thought it would be answered faster separately. also i am working to a very tight deadline and only need to know these basic things. hope you can still help!
    thanks again, richard
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    Yes

    by t.francis » Wed Jun 20, 2007 7:05 am

    Hi,
    it is possible. I playback 5.1 surround videos for some events. It is not modul8 that handle this feature, it is quicktime and OS X.

    If you encode the audio of any quicktime in AAC, you can have up to 8 channels. Then in quicktime player, you assign you audio channels to the desired outputs (in the movie properties).

    Plug-in your multi-output audio device and open the audio/midi setup (in the utilities folder). Select your device, then click on the configure speakers button. Now in the multichannel section, select the kind of output you want. For 8 channels, use Octagonal or 7.1.

    Cheers
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    by dickmosse » Thu Jun 21, 2007 12:18 am

    thanks t. francis.. much appreciated. it would be great if modul8 could handle this too. perhaps it could be incorporated into a forthcoming version..??
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