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Panasonic HDC-HS100, cinelerra and tsMuxer audio mappings


This information is relevant if you are aiming to use uncompressed PCM audio in your final movie.

Standard audio mappings are described in section 7.5 of the cinelerra manual.
The HDC-HS100 records .mts files from which .wav files can be extracted using ffmpeg. Looking at the waveforms loaded in cinelerra, the old ffmpeg used to produce an output of L C R BL BR LFE from the camcorder.  From version 0.11 of ffmpeg the output appears to be L R C LFE BL BR which matches tsMuxerGUI output error message "Applying default value: L R C LFE BL BR".

Channel HDC-HS10 tsMuxerGUI Cinelerra manual
1
L
L
C
2
R (C on old ffmpeg)
R
L
3
C (R on old ffmpeg)
C
R
4
LFE (BL on old ffmpeg)
LFE
BL
5
BL (BR on old ffmpeg)
BL
BR
6
BR (LFE on old ffmpeg)
BR
LFE


Note that the channels therefore go clockwise from left in the order 1 3 2 6 4 5:



But the tracks are listed in camcorder order L C R BL BR LFE:


48kHz loads into tsMuxer but 44.1kHz does not load. Undithered gets through multiAVCHD but dithered gets lost.

Recommended speaker angles from wikipedia:
Position ITU-R BS.775 angle
C Centre
90°
L Front left
120°
R Front right
60°
BL Back left
220°
BR Back right
320°
LFE Low frequency effects
270°
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