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<blockquote data-quote="Chluz" data-source="post: 806432" data-attributes="member: 112690">Re: SAF v6.00 (based on LAVF)As far as I know, what you are describing sound like the voice channel is being seperated from the stereo track. This is similar to what your amp/decoder would do were you sending it a stereo signal that you would like outputed on a 3.0 setup (Front stereo + center channel ) : the amp/decoder will analyse the stereo track, then take the voice audio and move it to a voice track (this is done though algorithms commonly called PLII video/ movie, or Neo 6: cinema/movie/music etc). If this was being done by your amp/decoder, you would hear an output on the center channel speaker (I am assuming you have a 5.1 amp/decder and at least 3.0 speaker setup).Since this is not the case, I don't think its a problem with your amp/decoder settings. As far as I'm aware however, mediaportal and the SAF codecs have no feature that would allow creating the center channel in such a way (and removing it from the stereo track).I think though, that some sound cards do have this feature. is it possible that your soundcard is removing the voices from the stereo track, and sending them to a center channel track that your am/decoder is unable to decode ?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chluz, post: 806432, member: 112690"] [b]Re: SAF v6.00 (based on LAVF)[/b] As far as I know, what you are describing sound like the voice channel is being seperated from the stereo track. This is similar to what your amp/decoder would do were you sending it a stereo signal that you would like outputed on a 3.0 setup (Front stereo + center channel ) : the amp/decoder will analyse the stereo track, then take the voice audio and move it to a voice track (this is done though algorithms commonly called PLII video/ movie, or Neo 6: cinema/movie/music etc). If this was being done by your amp/decoder, you would hear an output on the center channel speaker (I am assuming you have a 5.1 amp/decder and at least 3.0 speaker setup).Since this is not the case, I don't think its a problem with your amp/decoder settings. As far as I'm aware however, mediaportal and the SAF codecs have no feature that would allow creating the center channel in such a way (and removing it from the stereo track). I think though, that some sound cards do have this feature. is it possible that your soundcard is removing the voices from the stereo track, and sending them to a center channel track that your am/decoder is unable to decode ? [/QUOTE]

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