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Sep 23, 2016 - 3:00 PM
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Last Child
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Yeah, I had that problem too, although it's essentially the same procedure as separating 6 channels from 5.1. You can use Foobar to do this. When you use the "convert" window, you need click on "Processing" and move "Matrix Mixer" from "Available DSP" to "Active DSP" window. If you dont have that plugin, download and add it to your "Components" folder. You can get it here:
http://skipyrich.com/wiki/Foobar2000:Matrix_Mixer
It's been zipped as a "7z" folder instead of just zip or rar, so you need 7zip(free) or windowsrar to unzip it.
After it's loaded you should see it listed in Foobar's Preferences: Components.
Add your audio in Foobar, right-click to get the Converter window, click on Processing, move "Matrix Mixer" from Available DSP to Active DSP. In the Active DSP window, click on "Matrix Mixer" which will activate the "Configure" button above it. Click that, and you'll get a Matrix display. It should have a bunch of 1's going diagonally down. If you have 3 channel audio, then you only need to work with the first 3 correlations in the matrix - FL, FR, FC. Replacing a 1 with 0 (zero) will omit that channel from being outputted when you "convert." You can get each channel outputted separately, or output 2 channels together as stereo. Obviously to get 3 separate channels, you'll have to replace 1's/0's three times. Note there's a "Normalize" option in the Matrix window margin. Un-tick that to keep the audio original.
Another option is try to load the original in Audacity. That might display all 3 channels, and then you could easily select/deselect whichever. I used Audacity to load my 3 separated mono channels, edited each, and mixed down to stereo.
Or you could upload the audio file (or mail me the disc) and I'll attempt to do it. 
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