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Main => Gospel Music Lounge => Topic started by: docjohn on June 27, 2010, 03:32:20 PM
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sound so good(if it's done right)? I notice ,if you listen with headphones-it sounds BIGGG. I was playing around and ran a stereo split off my i Mac to my mixer/taped deck.Only one side showed an audio track.So,I assume it's a wav or mp3/mp4 Aiff track.Just experimented to see if it would record anything to tape.
what's the skinny?
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Maybe its your cord or the video you were listening to was in mono
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I don't think it was a cord issue,I have 2 stereo splitters + tried both,and I tried one of my stereo "in s' to my mixer and on 2 seperate "in s" and several U-tubes;making sure to select "best sound" stereo.
Should I be able to get a stereo audio from u tube?
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Ok I'm going to go out on a limb and ask the dumb question. What is U tube??? ?/?
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the "dumb" question is the unasked one!!! U-tube is a place to post vids,etc.Google it-some good,some bad-type in Gospel Hammond when search comes up.
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Ok I'm going to go out on a limb and ask the dumb question. What is U tube??? ?/?
He meant "youtube" he just didn't want to type the "y" and the "o".
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Ok cool that's what I was thinking just wanted to be sure.
Most vids on youtube are stereo. Every now and then I see a video that is only one channel. If you are getting sound thru both sides of a stereo headset then you should be getting a L and R on a recording. The video might not be in true stereo it should still register on both sides of any stereo device. I have seen vids that are one channel in a lower resolution but stereo in a higher res.
As far as the format all of the videos I've downloaded off youtube have been in FLV. I think they allow you to download in a MP4 format straight from youtube but i've never used it.
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what's an FLV format 6? I 've never heard of that file type.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flash_Video (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flash_Video)