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tebasuna51 · 20th April 2019, 15:38

@Sparktank
- Decode audio from THD/DTSHDMA/etc can be do with ffmpeg, more actualized than eac3to decoder dll's.

- Also ffmpeg have the best free AC3 encoder or the output can be piped to other free encoders like qaac.

- But I don't know how ffmpeg can manage audio from multiple m2ts sources like can be present in BD's.
Like you say eac3to can manage gaps/overlaps in the best know way.
By the moment I extract the audio tracks from BD's with eac3to (gui's UsEac3to or MeGUI) and recode after to desired format with ffmpeg or qaac (gui's UsEac3to, MeGUI or BeHappy).

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tebasuna51 Moderator Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Spain Posts: 6,915	@Sparktank - Decode audio from THD/DTSHDMA/etc can be do with ffmpeg, more actualized than eac3to decoder dll's. - Also ffmpeg have the best free AC3 encoder or the output can be piped to other free encoders like qaac. - But I don't know how ffmpeg can manage audio from multiple m2ts sources like can be present in BD's. Like you say eac3to can manage gaps/overlaps in the best know way. By the moment I extract the audio tracks from BD's with eac3to (gui's UsEac3to or MeGUI) and recode after to desired format with ffmpeg or qaac (gui's UsEac3to, MeGUI or BeHappy). __________________ BeHappy, AviSynth audio transcoder.