changing a file from mono to stereo

[Janina Sajka]

I doubt that sox means split as in left from right. How would it
know what belongs on what channel? If you give it a mono signal,
there's no data there for channels. 

I don't recall anything that would do this. Should someone come
up with such an app, it would certainly involve some very complex
modeling.

All this proves, yet again, that it's easy to go from rich to
poor, and hard to go the other way.

On Mon, 6 May 2002, Cheryl Homiak wrote:

> I had no problem with cds because they were sterio.
> However, when making .wav files of mono casette tapes I used gramofile and
> then oggenc. Then I
> realized that the resulting ogg and wav files were, of course, still mono. I
> thought maybe I could use the sox "split" option to convert such files, but
> other than the mention of "split" in the manpages, couldn't figure out how to
> use it.
> can anybody tell me how to do this?
> Thanks.
> 
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