I use SlimServer version 6.5.4 with a Logitech SqueezeBox.
The left and right channel are reversed. And it is the case with both, analog and digital output.
I use WAV files only.
Am I alone with this problem ?
Is there something that I can try to fix the problem ...
Thank you in advance for any help.
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Thread: Left and right channel reversal
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2007-11-04, 12:32 #1Junior Member
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Left and right channel reversal
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2007-11-04, 15:39 #2Junior Member
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More information
I did more testing this afternoon.
I have the problem with few albums only.
And it does not seem to be intermittent.
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2007-11-04, 15:45 #3Senior Member
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2007-11-04, 20:40 #4Junior Member
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Ripping
I use EAC with no-compression. I use wav files only.
I use my SB3 with a DAC.
If I put the problematic recording in my cd player and I use my DAC I can clearly hear the 'reverse' between left and right when I switch digital input from the the SB3 to my cd player.
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2007-11-04, 21:24 #5
Do these albums have any commonality? HDCD logos for example - not a likely cause, I expect, but I'd be looking for something in common with the recordings. As both WAV and CD Redbook formats are PCM, which interleaves the L/R channel information, it is unlikely a corruption during ripping, as EAC would pick this up, *hopefully*. Unless you can configure EAC to swap left and right channels on purpose....I'm not sure if this is possible.
Try ripping them again?I've got a fever above my waist
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2007-11-04, 21:56 #6Senior Member
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Not sure this is relevant. You are aware that lossless compression like FLAC only compresses the data, not the audio?
I was probably wrong to pinpoint the ripping process, but the SB3 can no more flip channels on certain albums only than your CD player can. If it did do it, it would do it all the time.
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2007-11-04, 22:52 #7Senior Member
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I'd suggest also listening to the same music files on a computer to figure out for sure if the reversal is within the data files or within the playback stream. I would expect that it has to be in the data, but couldn't say how it happened.
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2007-11-05, 06:28 #8Junior Member
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Listening the WAV on a PC ...
Thank you for the suggestion.
It is reverse if played on a PC.
So the problem came from the ripping process.
The faulty recording is
http://www.amazon.com/Dvor%C3%A1k-Co.../dp/B000001GQ8
Any suggestion to detect this type of problem ...
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2007-11-16, 17:51 #9Junior Member
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More informations ...
The problem seems to be the DVD-RAM on my PC.
If I play the problematic recording on my PC with WindowsMediaPlayer ... it is reverse !
Nothing wrong with EAC then.
The DVD-RAM player that I use is LG 20 Super-Multi LigthScrib DL (GSA-H55-L) ...
Any suggestion ...
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2007-11-16, 23:51 #10

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