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To separate stereo audio signal from mono audio signal how can you do that?
Asoka
If you have a mono signal then all stereo parts are gone and you really cannot get them back.
The other way round is possible. You can add the left hand channel to the right hand channel and you get mono.
like the guy said just reverse the left channel to right and right to left it will create a reveresed sound A.K.A mono. but why would you want to switch anyway? stereo is the peak of all speaker systems.
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What is a Stereo Power Amplifier?
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What is mono audio?
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What does mono phase mean in electrical engineering?
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What is the significance of normalized frequency in optical fiber?
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What is the frequency of mono?
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What audio do video games use?
Stereo or mono depending on what your tv is set for
What is a Stereo Power Amplifier?
A stereo power amplifier is simply a two channel power amplifier. You can runn it in a couple of ways; Stereo, mono or bridged. Stereo has a seperate left and right signal in and sepetate out. Mono is one channel in and both output channels reproducing the one signal in. Bbridged gives you the same as mono BUT it uses both channels as one output.
Why wont your surround sound work?
This system needs a constant audio fed from FIXED and not a VARIABLE STEREO source to be able to decode the 5.1 information. My first guess is you might be feeding it a mono signal.
What is a power amplifier?
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Stereo mono screen?
Most TV programs are now transmitted in stereo. If not, the TV will switch to a mono signal. Since you didn't say whether it was displaying stereo or mono on the screen while you're watching or if it's a choice in the TV's set-up menu, I can't say much. If you're watching, it's just letting you know if it's in stereo or mono. If you're setting up the TV, it's asking your preference. Do you want your sound in stereo or mono?
What is a stereo track?
A stereo track is a track which has separate infomation for both the left and right speakers. Most recording programs let you create new audio tracks in either format. Use mono tracks for single instruments like voice or guitar, but stereo tracks for instruments that have stereo outputs, like keyboards, electronic drums and samplers.
When was Mono Vs Stereo created?
Mono Vs Stereo was created in 2003.
What is the best mono amplifier for high powered car stereo systems?
Memphis audio mono amp is good Soundstream is good Orion HCAA series amps. These are a few goodone's
Are guitar cable mono or stereo?
Mono
How do you convert 2 RCA jacks from stereo down to 2 RCA jacks to the amp?
How about a audio cable with two MALE RCA jacks on each end. If both units are not stereo, use a "Y" cord to convert stereo to mono.
What is an antonym for stereo?
mono
