On Sep 07 21:31:53, hans@xxxxxxxx wrote:https://we.tl/4XNMXikv0J
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.)
With my installation of SoX, running
$ sox -M "|sox T72.WAV -p pad 0" "|sox T72.WAV -p pad 1" output.wav
creates an output file with 6 channels, containing (in this order):
1 static
2 silence
3 voice
4 static
5 silence
6 voice
Hi Jan,
Yeah, that’s what I would expect :-)
so I still cannot reproduce your problem.
I also tried with the "-b 24" which should be irrelevant - no change.
Can you please also upload your output file?
Sure, here you go:
https://we.tl/lRpO2tMTxu
Listening to this file with "play output.wav remix 1" etc, I hear:
1 silence
2 voice
3 static
4 silence
5 voice
6 static
Note that the channels are not "reversed" as you said, it's 2 3 1.
Can you also try with two different 3ch files to see
if it behaves consistently?
I must say, I’ve only checked in Audacity, but I doubt that would matter...
Just to be sure: using Audacity, you do hear the very samein the channels as I describe above, right?
Hi Jan, I’ve tested also Avid and WaveAgent, Output is definitely wrong! I’ll test some more and look at it with a HEX editor, see if samples are missing. (But I need to generate some testfiles first…)
Bouke
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