On Sep 01 23:24:20, bouke@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: Hi guys,
Trying to merge multiple mono and poly Wave files while piping (to add custom padding to each input file.)
Whatever I do, on input poly files the output channel order is totally unpredictable.
I’m using something like sox -M “| sox 3ch.wav -p pad 1” “|sox 5ch.wav” -b 24 output.wav
I would expect to get the same order of output as in the order of the input / pipe, but that does not happen.
I cannot reproduce this behaviour.
Hi Jan,
What version of SoX are you using?
Does it also happen with the current version
Hi Jan, If you like, try this: Y:\sox-14-4-2\sox -M "| Y:\sox-14-4-2\sox J:\Torsten\tst\T72.WAV -p pad 0" "| Y:\sox-14-4-2\sox J:\Torsten\tst\T72.WAV -p pad 1" -b 24 J:\Torsten\tst\output.wav
The file has ch1 (a bit) static, ch2 silence, ch3 voice On merge, the input tracks are reversed (but other files behave random.) File can be downloaded here:
Thx! Bouke
Can you please upload two of your multichannel files so that I can reproduce exactly what you are doing? Jan ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Check out the vibrant tech community on one of the world's most engaging tech sites, Slashdot.org! http://sdm.link/slashdot_______________________________________________ Sox-users mailing list Sox-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxhttps://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/sox-users
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