HOW did you "reverse it"?????
Oh..., I just saw this post... when coming back to the thread. Sorry for missing it earlier.
I used VLC Media Player -- and played the music on that program. It's not a program that you would use for your music collection in normally playing it, but it was good enough for testing it out and seeing how it sounded.
Otherwise, I'm sure you can find some kind of software solution out there on the market. And... come to think about it, you probably don't want to switch your channels back and forth, even if you do find a software solution, so probably you want to re-encode your "playing music files" (of certain Beatles songs) with the channels reversed already, so you don't have to do it on your "player".
To do that, take the uncompressed data from the CD and get a audio program and reverse the channels inside that program, and then encode it under whatever compression ratio you want for your MP3s.
You could probably use "Audacity" to do that, although I don't know for sure, since I don't use it.
Absolutely!
To do that, take the uncompressed data from the CD and get a audio program and reverse the channels inside that program, and then encode it under whatever compression ratio you want for your MP3s.
Thank you! I'll play around and see what I can do.
You could probably use "Audacity" to do that, although I don't know for sure, since I don't use it.
I do have that program from when my daughter gave me an ION iTTUSB10 turntable for turning my extensive album collection into MP3s.
Thanks.