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buzzby · 24th November 2010, 18:49

Thanks for the response.

I have no issue with using the libav, just wanted to be clear on what my process was. I converted my AC3 track to WAV so i could use NeroAacEnc directly and it would appear that this alone is what "sometimes" fails.

How can I use NeroAacEnc with Belight? I have the NeroAacEnc.exe in the same directoy but when I try to encode to AAC it immediately fails.

I take it all BeLight is doing is using BeSweet to convert to wav and then running the nero cmd line? I don't mind doing this within my program as I would like to pregain the audio.

Is there a way of detecting if the AC3 file is 2.0 or 5.1? Then I could automate BeSweet creating the WAV? Any recommended AC3 to WAV command line settings.

Thanks again

Buzz

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buzzby Registered User Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 40	Thanks for the response. I have no issue with using the libav, just wanted to be clear on what my process was. I converted my AC3 track to WAV so i could use NeroAacEnc directly and it would appear that this alone is what "sometimes" fails. How can I use NeroAacEnc with Belight? I have the NeroAacEnc.exe in the same directoy but when I try to encode to AAC it immediately fails. I take it all BeLight is doing is using BeSweet to convert to wav and then running the nero cmd line? I don't mind doing this within my program as I would like to pregain the audio. Is there a way of detecting if the AC3 file is 2.0 or 5.1? Then I could automate BeSweet creating the WAV? Any recommended AC3 to WAV command line settings. Thanks again Buzz