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1. Re: Channel order problem???
ryclark Feb 13, 2014 4:32 AM (in response to richard ar)That is odd because, as you have noted, the default layout is L, R, C, LFE, LS, RS. Are you saving the file as a standard multichannel wav file? However I seem to remember that there has been a feature request to be able to customise the name and track order since some people use different layouts and forms of multichannel audio not just the standard surround layout.
A 5.1 channel audio file is in fact a 6 channel audio file. Although the LFE channel is normally bandwidth limited it still counts a standard channel as far as saving it out as a multichannel wav file.
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2. Re: Channel order problem???
richard ar Feb 13, 2014 7:50 AM (in response to ryclark)Thank's for the answer.
I saves it as aif. Actually I need a caf file but then I get a error report every time.
Anyhow now I exported a a wave file and now the order is fine how it should be,
Now I will try to convert this wave file with sound force into a caf file.
By the way some programs like sound force has a different channel order.
Sound force has C-L-R=LS-RS-LFE. I don't know why.
First I thougt it has something to do with that. But I allready has this problem before I installed sound force.
I gonna play a bit with the wave file to see what happens.
thank's for your help.
Richard

