Yes indeed, ok, but i did not mean speakers/sound driver setting up, but
adjustment of the properties of audio codec: Lame ACM mp3 codec offered the
properties panel in XP, whether to encode in mono mp3, VBR stereo mp3, CBR
stereo, incl. "joint stereo" or "dual channel stereo" options. Now I cannot
adjust this codec's properties in Vista, unfortunately >>> i do not know how
to 'open' the codec config page, and I am stuck to the only 'default' joint
stereo cbr mode >>> I do not get the needed quality of sound in converted
videos. This is not related to most of video codecs, which can be set up
directly from the app. Please check this if you have spare time. Thank you.
"Mark L. Ferguson" wrote:
> Your sound driver will have an app that includes a "Speakers" tab, and a
> drop box for settings like that, stereo or quad etc.. Vista put in a HAL
> interface for the sound device. It's up to the device maker to supply the
> app.
>
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> "konnektikut_yankee" <> wrote in
> message news:131A23BD-1D8B-4FC4-BAF7-...
> > In WinXP, there is a way to control the state and quantity of video/audio
> > codeds, which goes like this: {control panel > sounds and audio devices >
> > hardware > video/audio codecs}. There is nothing like that in Vista. Thus
> > I
> > cannot set via say VirtualDub the needed options for lame acm: e.g., it
> > always makes joint-stereo mp3s while I prefer dual channel stereo mp3s.
> > So,
> > does anybody know the solution? Thanks in advance!
>
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