[M4IF Technotes] MPEG4 (and MPEG2) simultaneous audio elementary streams ...

Rob Koenen rob.koenen m4if.org
Thu Apr 17 15:58:27 EDT 2003


> I know MPEG2/4 allow for multiple audio elementary streams in 
> the PS / 
> TS i.e. different languages.  Does MPEG2/4 allow multiple audio 
> elementary streams in differrent _formats_ i.e. one stereo, one 5.1, 
> etc.?

Don't believe this was ever answered ... the answer is yes, MPEG-4
does allow this. 
In addition, MPEG-4 allows you to send 5.1 audio and to define (and
send to the decoder) different downmixes for different listening 
conditions. Which downmix is used can then be determined at the decoder. 
This is done using AudioBiFS, which can be used to define the 'Audio
Scene'.
Maybe one of the audio experts on the list can give some more detail.
Rob
> -----Original Message-----
> From: John Michael Zorko [mailto:j.zorko   att.net] 
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> audio elementary streams ...
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> Hello, all ...
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> I know MPEG2/4 allow for multiple audio elementary streams in 
> the PS / 
> TS i.e. different languages.  Does MPEG2/4 allow multiple audio 
> elementary streams in differrent _formats_ i.e. one stereo, one 5.1, 
> etc.?
> 
> Regards,
> 
> John
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