So, I would recommend using joint stereo. The advantage of that is that it's less wasteful. That can then be used to "reconstruct" (in terms of playback) the file correctly in terms of correct left/right channel separation. Middle = Left and right channels combined For instance, rather than encoding the data as completely separate left and right channels, it may encode the left and right channel combined along with the difference between the two, which is called mid-side stereo:. With joint stereo encoding, the encoder is capable of switching between different encoding methods depending on what gives the best results at a given time.
The disadvantage of this when it comes to encoding digital audio is that often, the left and right channels may contain very similar data, but that data effectively has to be stored twice (once for the left channel and once for the right channel). With regular stereo encoding, each channel is treated as a completely separate entity.
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