RLief
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I've seen posts that Adobe Audition (only versions 1.5 and 2.0) has the capability to decode a stereo recording of a matrix quad source into 4 mono files (which can then be encoded to DTS or other surround formats).
I've been unable to locate any reliable source to download that legacy software. The only one I found gets flagged by Norton Internet Security when I download it, so I don't want to risk running the .exe file.
Is there a place to reliably download a copy of this software (free or at reasonable cost)? Or is there any different (and perhaps better) software that can accomplish the same thing? I have a Sony SQD-2070 full logic SQ decoder but, I imagine, that modern software can achieve much better channel separation.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I've been unable to locate any reliable source to download that legacy software. The only one I found gets flagged by Norton Internet Security when I download it, so I don't want to risk running the .exe file.
Is there a place to reliably download a copy of this software (free or at reasonable cost)? Or is there any different (and perhaps better) software that can accomplish the same thing? I have a Sony SQD-2070 full logic SQ decoder but, I imagine, that modern software can achieve much better channel separation.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
