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Originally Posted by MrC
Anyway, if you select track 0, then audio track handling is same as release 2.1.4. Only if you select track >0, then I force the use of ffmpegsource.dll plugin to extract the track. Thus, do not bother about this issue.
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BTW, if I really do select track 1 I get an avysynth error:
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AviSynth Error!
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Avisynth open failure:
FFmpegSource: Invalid audio track number
(C:\DOKUME~1\schnitt\LOKALE~1\Temp\testrun.avs, line 9)
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Originally Posted by MrC
2. You are saying that no matter you select audio re-encode or keep original, you get errors. It could be, but they must be 2 different errors, because the routines are very different (i.e. audio re-encoding does not produce the intermediate file "testrun.ToFix.wav"). Please clarify and/or attach the 2 log files.
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As far as I see the two logs are the same (using Winmerge), they only differ in time. Both settings (DVD Audio Wav, keep DVD compliant Audio checked/not checked) produce the "testrun.ToFix.wav". The interesting part of the log is the same as the previous attached complete log file:
<10.06.2009 08:47:43>
START AUDIO DEMUXING OPERATIONS
FFmpeg Parameters: -i "D:\testrun.mov" -acodec copy "C:\Dokumente und Einstellungen\schnitt\Eigene Dateien\testrun.ToFix.wav"
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<10.06.2009 08:47:43>
ERROR DURING OPERATIONS ('AUDIO enconding operations' Section): 0 -
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<10.06.2009 08:47:43>
PROCESS ABORTED.
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Hope this helps, otherwise I can do some more testing or upload a testfile...
Greets, Filbert