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Subject: Re: BBC Radio 1 and 3 Author: dudu [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 14:07:22 01/12/04 Mon In reply to: Outsider 's message, "Re: BBC Radio 1 and 3" on 04:16:41 01/12/04 Mon >Hi dudu, > >Does stereo mean two completly separate audio >channels, e.g. 2x192kbs? > >What does joint-mode mean? Outsider It is widely considered that stereo mode makes for better sound than joint ; it requires a greater bandwidth though. But not double (as in 2x192) More (in relation to mp3 encoding at home - same principles apply, if I am not mistaken) in the page http://www.modatic.net/audio/stereo_vs_jointstereo.php If somebody does know something more (or different...) please let us know. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]