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 Posted: Fri Mar 18, 2005 1:00 am Post subject: 'What's Hot' from Doctor Audio - SurCode Pro Logic II VST |
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New from Minnetonka -- SurCode Pro Logic II VST.
Minnetonka Audio Software continues to push forward with their SurCode
for Dolby Pro Logic II encoder, announcing both VST support and
integration with Cakewalk's SONAR.
The new VST plug-in of the Pro Logic II encoder will be unveiled at the
Dolby booth during the upcoming Game Developers Conference in San
Francisco March 7-11, 2005. Just like Minnetonka's stand-alone
software-only product, the VST version of SurCode for Dolby Pro Logic II
allows you to easily encode surround sound into stereo delivery formats.
The simple, straightforward SurCode interface accepts 6-channel surround
input. SurCode outputs an Lt/Rt encoded stereo stream that can be
recorded and used in any stereo transmission medium, compatible with
millions of decoders around the world.
SurCode for Dolby Pro Logic II also contains a decoder, essential for
properly setting the encode parameters. The encoder/decoder can also
work in real time to monitor the results of encoder option changes while
they are being made.
Minnetonka also plans to provide integration for all of its SurCode
surround encoders with Cakewalk's Sonar, starting with their SurCode for
Dolby Pro Logic II. This newest version will be unveiled during a SONAR
seminar and in the Cakewalk demo pods of the Intel booth at the Game
Developers Conference. Sonar users who purchase SurCode will be able to
launch the application from within Sonar by exporting their surround
projects right into SurCode for Dolby Pro Logic II.
About Dolby Pro Logic II
Dolby Pro Logic II encoding is a matrix surround technology,
multiplexing five channels of audio into a two-channel, stereo
compatible signal. On playback, the Dolby Pro Logic II decoder in your
receiver derives five full-range channels, relying on amplitude and
phase differences between the channels of the stereo signal. Not only
can Pro Logic II be decoded by virtually every Dolby Digital home
theatre system sold today, but media encoded in Dolby Pro Logic II is
backwards compatible with the millions of Dolby Pro Logic receivers and
decoders in use worldwide.
For more information see http://www.minnetonkaaudio.com
What's Hot' from Doctor Audio is presented by Doc Dosco, Professional
Audio Consultant from Los Angeles, California. The Doctor Audio website
is a dealer for most Mac and PC Midi/audio products, and is located at
http://www.doctoraudio.com
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