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Trennt die Stereo-Kanäle in einzelne Spuren auf
Prinzipiell ist ein Stereo-Ton bereits in 2 Mono-Spuren aufgeteilt. Diese Option sorgt jedoch dafür, das im Datenstrom die beiden einzelnen Spuren nicht mehr als Zusammengehörend definiert, sondern getrennt voneinander betrachtet werden.
Aus (1x Stereo, bestehend aus 2x Mono) wird (2x Mono bestehend aus je 1x Mono).
Prinzipiell ist ein Stereo-Ton bereits in 2 Mono-Spuren aufgeteilt. Diese Option sorgt jedoch dafür, das im Datenstrom die beiden einzelnen Spuren nicht mehr als Zusammengehörend definiert, sondern getrennt voneinander betrachtet werden.
Aus (1x Stereo, bestehend aus 2x Mono) wird (2x Mono bestehend aus je 1x Mono).
