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Note that FLAC adds one to the value in the bitstream to determine the number of channels represented. Signalling 0 represents one channel, signalling 1 represents two channels.
So I suggest clarifying that the spec intends to say the the bitstream must hold "1" and therefore represent two channels. This interpretation matches the pre-existing test vectors and agrees with IAMF-Opus and IAMF-AAC (by signalling two channels). Therefore clarifying this would simply be an editorial change.
I think it is incorrect, but a different reading would be that the bitstream must represents one channel, by holding a "0".
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§3.11.3
Note that FLAC adds one to the value in the bitstream to determine the number of channels represented. Signalling 0 represents one channel, signalling 1 represents two channels.
So I suggest clarifying that the spec intends to say the the bitstream must hold "1" and therefore represent two channels. This interpretation matches the pre-existing test vectors and agrees with IAMF-Opus and IAMF-AAC (by signalling two channels). Therefore clarifying this would simply be an editorial change.
I think it is incorrect, but a different reading would be that the bitstream must represents one channel, by holding a "0".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: