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23rd November 2015, 12:42 | #13721 | Link | |
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Maybe the original DTS was wrong encoded or the original CD was dirty when ripped to wav, I don't think than the DTSParser was the culprit. Try to clean the CD and rerip the track.
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25th November 2015, 17:10 | #13722 | Link | |
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As a side note. Here's an interesting thing. If you encode the dts.wav file to flac. And then the flac file back to wav. The dts stream is still completely intact... Cheers
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I wanted to get an 11:08.192 clip from a 1:52:59.136 AC3 from the 1:39:36.770 mark and after much trial and error I stumbled upon the combination of "-edit=1:50:44.939,-5976770ms" and "-5976770ms" to do so. With "-edit=1:50:44.939,-5976770ms" alone, the AC3 would decode up to 1:50:44.939. With "-5976770ms" alone, it would do so from 1:39:36.770 to the end, 1:52:59.136. Now is there a particular reason why trimming a track requires two options, in different formats no less?
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eac3to %%a.ac3 %%~na.wav -edit=1:50:44.939,-5976770ms -5976770ms -full -no2ndpass Code:
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1,260Kbps (using compression level 6)...
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Madshi, could you please update dcadec in eac3to? The XXL not lossless warning seems to have been removed and as of November 27th it has reached version 0.1
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The warning going away is just cosmetic though, so don't worry too much about it.
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8th December 2015, 18:46 | #13730 | Link |
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does it matter whether I compile and use the x64 or win32 one?
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9th December 2015, 23:51 | #13732 | Link |
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compared to a HDD, would running eac3to with 2 SSDs in raid mode 0 speed up remuxing blu-rays quite a lot? (reading and writing from the disk)
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I succeeded in building the libdcadec.dll but the .dll is painfully slow in decoding my dts steams. The libdcadec.dll that came with eac3to took about 2 minutes to decode the dts. With my own build it took about 9 minutes to decode the same dts. Are there any options in visual studio to set that influence the performance of the created libdcadec.dll? |
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madshi, do you have any intention of including speedup/slowdown functionality for chapters? As far as I can see there are no chapter programs that let you speedup via CLI, so speeding up multiple files is a big hassle... since it is just a simple calculation, it should not be that hard to implement (I guess)... though I know chapter editing is not really eac3to's purpose, so I get it if you don't implement it...
on another matter, I'm gonna dig up a question I asked almost 2 years ago: Are you going to replace libaften with libav for ac3 encoding in the foreseeable future? last time I asked, you said you haven't gotten around to it... since libav is the best choice for ac3 encoding (apart from the official dolby pro encoder, which I guess can't be implemented in eac3to :P) it would be nice to have it directly in eac3to and not have to pipe it to ffmpeg every time... Last edited by Q-the-STORM; 12th December 2015 at 06:35. |
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- Load the .txt (Chapters OGM) or .xml chapters in UsEac3to. Also text subs .srt, .ssa or .ass are supported. - Ignore the eac3to message: "The format of the source file could not be detected. <ERROR>" - Click in the 'Auxiliary tools' -> 'SRT/.../TXT' - Select your desired conversion and 'Convert'
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this seems to work for single files only... There are already a few programs out there that do that, I need it to convert multiple files at once, which is only possible if the either the GUI is able to read and convert multiple source files, or if there is a CLI, where I can use a for loop in cmd to process all files in one go...
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12th December 2015, 14:29 | #13740 | Link |
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I can add a option to process all files with the same extension in a folder.
Wait to a new version in UsEac3to thread. EDIT: done
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