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'''Stereo''' refers to audio streams with two channels. It is by far the most popular setup these days, given it's the standard mode for audio CDs. Several radio and TV broadcasts are also stereophonic. | |||
In the past few years, there has been a push from the recording industry and equipment manufacturers trying to convince customers to move from stereo ([[CD]]) to multichannel ([[SACD]], [[DVD-Audio]]). Reaction to these efforts has been lukewarm, and that is credited to the fact that the vast majority of the consumer base is "happy enough" with CD. | In the past few years, there has been a push from the recording industry and equipment manufacturers trying to convince customers to move from stereo ([[Compact Disc Digital Audio|Audio CD]]) to multichannel ([[Super Audio Compact Disc|SACD]], [[DVD-Audio]]). Reaction to these efforts has been lukewarm, and that is credited to the fact that the vast majority of the consumer base is "happy enough" with Audio CD. | ||
The channel order in stereo is left-right. | The channel order in stereo is left-right. | ||
== See also == | |||
* [[Multichannel]] | |||
* [[Mono]] | |||
[[Category:Technical]] | |||
Latest revision as of 13:36, 14 June 2007
Stereo refers to audio streams with two channels. It is by far the most popular setup these days, given it's the standard mode for audio CDs. Several radio and TV broadcasts are also stereophonic.
In the past few years, there has been a push from the recording industry and equipment manufacturers trying to convince customers to move from stereo (Audio CD) to multichannel (SACD, DVD-Audio). Reaction to these efforts has been lukewarm, and that is credited to the fact that the vast majority of the consumer base is "happy enough" with Audio CD.
The channel order in stereo is left-right.