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Stereo (stereophonic sound) is a two-channel audio stream intended to recreate the natural stereo field. Use for questions related to stereophonic audio.
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Why does ffmpeg's conversion from mono to stereo lower the volume?
We start with this mono file: test.wav
In audacity it looks like this:
Then we convert it to stereo with this command:
ffmpeg -i test.wav -ac 2 out.wav
Now it looks like this:
Notice that the … Finally, we convert the stereo back to mono:
ffmpeg -i out.wav -ac 1 back.wav
We should get the same file from which we started. …
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