Winamp, force mono output
29 09 2006
In the options menu open the preference windows (press Ctrl + P), on the left pane scroll down to DSP/Effect and select on the right pane Nullsoft Signal Processing Studio.
Click on the Configure Active Plugin button, click New, give a name to the preset , check Enable Processing and in the field Per Sample (or sample pair) write:
If you need both channels on the right side
spl1=(spl0+spl1)/2;
spl0=0;If you need both channels on the left side
spl0=(spl1+spl0)/2;
spl1=1;Save and close
Thanks man, this is the only useful information on the subject I have found so far.
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If you want the same signal through both channels set it to this:
spl0=(spl0+spl1)/2;
spl1=spl0;
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that’s a great help, thanks!
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I don’t know about you guys, but the code did not work for me. Doing a little experimenting-&-testing I came up with a revised version of it, and it definitely works in my case.
(first, remember that “spl0″ & “spl1″ are: “SPL0″ & “SPL1″…NOT: “SP10″ & “SP11″–the LETTER ‘l’ is often confused with the NUMBER ’1′…[but the zero is always a zero])
ENTER THE FOLLOWING–character-by-character with no spaces & always ending each line with a semicolon:
spl0=spl0;
spl1=spl1;
mono=((spl0+spl1)/2);
spl1=mono;
spl0=mono;
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Great stuff mate. Worked like a charm and the images made it bullet proof!
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Try this:
Winamp : Preferences : Playback : Force Mono
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Thankssssssssssssssss!
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Winamp : Preferences : Playback : Force Mono
the simplest one.
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Francesco Reply:
May 1st, 2010 at 3:41 pm
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the force mono one is not available in my winamp. but the other method works
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the ‘force mono’ option doesn’t works for me but this method works, Thanks
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Muchas gracias, me sirvió mucho.
Es que me quedé con un solo parlante bueno y necesitaba sonido en mono.
Saludos.
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