[vlc] Re: Audio desynchronization not working

[Evan Miller]

> We follow the WG-4 standard, that is : L, R, LS, RS, C, LFE

That 's only six channels.  What about the last two?

Thank you.

Evan

On Thursday, March 6, 2003, at 03:59  PM, Christophe Massiot wrote:

> À (At) 12:49 -0800 6/03/03, djfreak at wigglemusic.com écrivait (wrote) :
>
>> 1.  The 7.1 outputs - how are they ordered?  I see clearly that 
>> center is output 5 and LFE is output 6.  I assume then that one and 
>> two are front, 3-4 are middle and 7-8 are rear.  Is that correct or 
>> is it the other way around?
>
> We follow the WG-4 standard, that is : L, R, LS, RS, C, LFE.
>
>> 2.  When I set the Audio desynchronization to, for example, 1000 ms 
>> the actors lips still match the audio perfectly.  This stays true 
>> even after rebooting VLC and after re-booting the machine.  Why is 
>> that?
>
> I don't know.
>
>> 3.  Does anyone know the formula for measuring audio 
>> desynchronization for balanced XLR runs of 50 ft. on each channel 
>> when synching with a 75 foot VGA video run?
>
> I don't know.
>
>> 4.  Is it possible to grab a 5.1 signal out of a 7.1 signal since my 
>> audio card will only output 7.1?
>
> Maybe if you connect the right wires to the used outputs...
>
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