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seperate L & R data?
1) why does the new thread button not show up in mozilla?
2) (much more importantly) is there a way to teach AVS to do math on the left audio stream and the right audio stream INDEPENDENTLY? I know that you can show two scopes, one left and one right, but i want them to interact. specifically i want to subtract the right side of the audio from the left, then draw a scope based on that new data alone. another example would be to draw a dot on screen whose placement is determined in the X coordinate by the right channel and the Y coordinate by the left channel. A perfectly mono recording would draw a diagonal line, from lower left to upper right, while a perfectly out of phase (left and right do exactly the opposite at all times) would draw a diagonal line from the upper left to the lower right. is this possible with AVS? If not, is there a plugin SDK that has this functionality? Thank you. |
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Major Dude
Join Date: May 2001
Location: somewhere else
Posts: 1,286
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a. it does for me (Firebird .7)
b. yes. Instead of using v for your sound data, use a getosc() or getspec. To get both the left and right oscilliscope data, you would use something like this: vl=getosc(i,.01,1); vr=getosc(i,.01,2); powered by C₈H₁₀N₄O₂ |
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gratzie. after manually pasting the URL for the new topic button into my browser's address bar it magically appears now, but only within this forum, (not the nsis forum, for example)
odd. and thank you. |
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works great and thanks for the avs help. |
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