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12th September 2014, 22:32 | #12782 | Link |
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You literally let zero time pass before anoyne who's done with their busy lives have a look.
I don't use eac3to for AAC. Not for encoding, nor for decoding. For AAC encoding, I pipe eac3to to qaac. For AAC decoding, I've never had a use for it so maybe someone else will chime in for AAC decoding.
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13th September 2014, 00:18 | #12783 | Link |
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It gets stranger by the minute. Now, on my Vware box with Nero 7.10 Premium installed, the eac3to I just installed there as well says Nero isn't installed either. Sigh.
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because http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...50#post1563950 Last edited by filler56789; 13th September 2014 at 01:46. |
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If I did the math right, seems I got myself an exra (1/44100)*2624*1000 = 59.5011ms extra delay. The people who came up with this silly delay should be taken into the yard and be shot! EDIT: Yup, I subtracted the calculated surplus delay, and now it syncs perfectly again.
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Faad work fine decoding .aac files (ADTS headers), maybe VFR maniac was talking about .m4a files (AAC in mp4 container)
Recent test: z.wav file encoded to z.aac with qaac Decoded with faad to za.wav (delayed 26 ms) Decoded with foobar to zb.wav (delayed 44 ms) Decoded with ffmpg to zc.wav (delayed 44 ms) I can't decode with qaac (I don't know if the sintax is correct): qaac -D -o zd.wav z.aac qaac 2.42, CoreAudioToolbox 7.9.8.3 ERROR: Not available input file format
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I used same switches and was able to decode AAC and M4A. Did not see any info on delay though, with/without --no-delay switch.
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Quick question. On -down6, with a 7.1 track, shouldn't eac3to downmix using 24-bit when the original track is only 16-bit? I remember eac3to always used 'one-step-up', bit-width wise, on reencoding? (So as to compensate a bit for the resampling).
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eac3to can't parse TrueHD tracks with the Dolby Atmos extension:
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19th September 2014, 16:16 | #12796 | Link |
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Anything based on ffmpeg/libav will not be able to read or parse TrueHD-Atmos streams, as they modified the syntax apparently.
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Guessing this will become more of an issue as more and more Blurays are released with the new Dolby Atmos extensions embedded in the TrueHD tracks. Unless anyone has any ideas on how to sort this? |
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Unless someone fixes the TrueHD decoder in ffmpeg/libav, AND you get a new eac3to version which uses the fixed decoder, there is nothing anyone can do.
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So, does this mean my Marantz HD Amp won't be able to even play this? (not at home right now to try). If so, I will be real upset. And, if so, all the more reason for eac3to to find a way to decode it, after all, so I can convert it to LPCM.
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