@ron spencer
AVStoDVD uses a directshow approach to decode media file. So the user has to setup its decoding filters (like ffdshow) correctly: in this situation you are trying to decode/encode a 5.1 channels audio, so your filter output mixer must be set properly. If you are using ffdshow it must be set: 3/0/2+LFE.
AVStoDVD usually takes care of that, assuming you have installed ffdshow. The user has to do it manually when: a) there is another AC3 filter or b) QuEnc is used. I think b) is your case, because there is the GetChannel(1,3,2,5,6,4) call. In fact QuEnc has a channels mapping bug that must be handled with GetChannel.
Concluding:
1. Use ffdshow as AC3 filter and Wavi+Aften as AC3 encoder: no need to setup mixer
or
2. Use any AC3 filter or QuEnc as AC3 encoder: setup mixer before start AVStoDVD project
@mpucoder
If 8ternity did not select to keep temporary files, then the MuxMan log is gone. Anyway he is not
the only user that is complaning about DTS track rejects.
I fear that, since FFmpeg throws out a lot of error messages during DTS demux, that audio tracks are somehow bad or badly muxed.
Thanks for your fantastic MuxMan.
Bye