error: Input not stereo

[ddouglass]

Bryant my guess is being that old it was probably originally recorded in Mono. Have you tried searching for a remake that would be in stereo.

[George]

Almost any audio editing program that recognizes MPEG(MP3) format should be able to resample the track to a stereo track.

I've done that many times with mono .WAV tracks using Goldwave, which lists MPEG(MP3) as one of their formats in their conversion list.

[bryant]

Originally Posted by George

Almost any audio editing program that recognizes MPEG(MP3) format should be able to resample the track to a stereo track.

I've done that many times with mono .WAV tracks using Goldwave, which lists MPEG(MP3) as one of their formats in their conversion list.

How is it typically done with these programs, is there an option to check off (what typically is that option) or does it just happen during a normal conversion?

[George]

I'm not certain I understand your question.

You select the file(s) you wish to convert and select the paramaters you wish to convert it(them) to.

[bryant]

Oh, I was asking if there was any other "special" selection o I needed to do to make sure they would convert to a stereo format.

I think i've done what you said and songverter brought the file to a double speed (plays fast-like a chipmunk sound).

[George]

Rerad my post.

Who said anything about using Songverter? It is not an audio editing program.
It converts files from one format to another.

[bryant]

I did read your post (or i wouldn't have responded), apparently, I did not understand.

I have some audio editors and still did not know how to
make a mono file to a stereo file. I'll have to experiment, I guess.

I think the reason why I brought up songverter is the fact that you used the word "conversion" in your explanation, and that is what songverter does (convert).