UsEac3to v1.3.4: a different GUI for eac3to

[arestarh]

Hi tebasuna51,

First of all thanks for great tool LeeAudBi.

I've tried to execute latest compiled binary from https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.p...067#post424067 and got next error:
https://www.imagebam.com/view/MEAIFYP

I've tried to fix that error and changed only 2 lines in LeeAudBi7.au3 and uploaded all content as one package (in case you need it):
https://www.mediafire.com/file/q0myv...dified.7z/file

The content of the package is:
old - directory with src files provided by you
patch - just diff file
LeeAudBi7.au3 - modified script
diff.htm - just diff in .html
LeeAudBi7.ico - icon extracted from compiled binary LeeAudBi7.exe

I've commented line related to LeeAudBi7.jpg, because when I've tried to compile the LeeAudBi7.au3 I've got an error regarding absence of LeeAudBi7.jpg

I hope that my little fix is correct one.
If it is the wrong thread to post this massage then my apologies.

[tebasuna51]

Thanks arestarth

You are right.
The first one (the jpg) is unnecesary and only can cause troubles when compile. Can be commented (or deleted) from source.

Both changes will make in sources in next release LeeAudBi8

[writemaster]

Originally Posted by tebasuna51

Thanks arestarth

You are right.
The first one (the jpg) is unnecesary and only can cause troubles when compile. Can be commented (or deleted) from source.

Both changes will make in sources in next release LeeAudBi8

Will E-AC3 support come in LeeAudi8?

thx bro.

[tebasuna51]

Originally Posted by writemaster

Will E-AC3 support come in LeeAudi8?

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[DanDare1983]

Hi,

I was just wondering if you could clear a couple of things up for me.

I've read that eac3to doesn't support atmos tracks, would that be atmos within uhd disks or atmos within bluray and uhd?

Also I was queueing up some movies for demux and one of them which had an E-AC3 file refused to demux. All other movies without the E-AC3 demuxed without problem.

Regards

Dan

[tebasuna51]

Originally Posted by DanDare1983

I've read that eac3to doesn't support atmos tracks, would that be atmos within uhd disks or atmos within bluray and uhd?

What is the difference?

Also I was queueing up some movies for demux and one of them which had an E-AC3 file refused to demux. All other movies without the E-AC3 demuxed without problem.

It is a know problem. Demux track by track and the eac3 track with the -keepDialnorm parameter.

[DanDare1983]

Hey Tebasuna51,

Thankyou for for your quick response, in regards to the atmos track I was just asking if theirs any problems demuxing with eac3to as I've read that atmos tracks can have problem when demuxing and that makemkv is the only option when it comes to demuxing.

Also in regards to the other question, so basically I can't do a straight -demux at all when an EAC-3 exists and I have to manually select what files to demux opposed to doing a straight demux? And if I am to select the eac-3 track I need to select eac-3 with -keepdialnorm?

Regards

Dan

[tebasuna51]

Originally Posted by DanDare1983

..in regards to the atmos track I was just asking if theirs any problems demuxing with eac3to as I've read that atmos tracks can have problem when demuxing and that makemkv is the only option when it comes to demuxing.

I don't see problems with Atmos tracks, use always -keepdialnorm to extract eac3 tracks.

Also in regards to the other question, so basically I can't do a straight -demux at all when an EAC-3 exists and I have to manually select what files to demux opposed to doing a straight demux? And if I am to select the eac-3 track I need to select eac-3 with -keepdialnorm?

Yes.

[WSC4]

This is a very good GUI for eac3to, and I have been using for a month and it work well thanks.

In the bottom blue window, there is this: (% Character Replaced By Input Name)

Is it possible to have the % character only using a file name without the extension? For example, if an audio file is called Audio.mka and my parameters are:

1: %_1eng.wav -down16

The output file will be named: Audio_1eng.wav

This is instead of Audio.mka_1eng.wav

[tebasuna51]

I like to know from what file was obtained.

BTW you have the source .au3 to change it.

[WSC4]

I do not understand what you mean by "I like to know from what file was obtained."

the source .au3 to change it.

Do you mean UsEac3To.au3? I looked in that and it was too complex. Can you do it?

[tebasuna51]

Originally Posted by WSC4

Do you mean UsEac3To.au3? I looked in that and it was too complex. Can you do it?

In line 1507 added:

; patch
        $ruta_filo = StringTrimRight($ruta_filo, 4)
        if StringRight($ruta_filo, 1) = "." Then $ruta_filo = StringTrimRight($ruta_filo, 1)
; end patch

The first line delete 4 chars like: .ac3,...,.mkv
The second is for 5 chars like: .eac3,...,.m2ts

[WSC4]

I am sorry but this does not work.

I downloaded your UsEac3To.au3 patch and replaced the original UsEac3To.au3 with it. I ran UsEac3To.exe and added the input file called Film.mka.

eac3to v3.36
command line: "C:\Program Files\eac3to_GUI\eac3to.exe" "C:\Film.mka" -progressnumbers -log="C:\Program Files\eac3to_GUI\UsEac3To.log"
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MKA, 1 audio track, 0:54:22
1: AC3, 2.0 channels, 192kbps, 48kHz, dialnorm: -27dB

In the track input output format it is showing ac3. I added a "wav" format and also the down 16 parameter. In the **COMMAND LINE PARAMETERS (% char replaced by input name)**

1: %_1eng.wav -down16

It is still showing that %_1eng.wav thing. I ran the CL and the file ends up with "film.mka_1eng.wav"

[tebasuna51]

You need compile the .au3 to obtain the .exe (to big to be attached here) or install Autoit and execute the new .au3 to be interpreted by Autoit3.exe

[outgoing]

Hi, I'm trying to convert some .wavs (DTS-HD Master Audio) 1080i/29,970 fps to 24 fps but I always get an unknown or unsupported format error. For slowdown/speedup there is no problem but for the 29,970 format it is just not possible. Please can someone tell me the parameters, if any, suitable to do this conversion or is it not a viable case.

[SeeMoreDigital]

Originally Posted by outgoing

Hi, I'm trying to convert some .wavs (DTS-HD Master Audio) 1080i/29,970 fps...

Just so you know.... DTS-HD MA audio streams are never placed within the .wav container! What is your source?

[outgoing]

Originally Posted by SeeMoreDigital

Just so you know.... DTS-HD MA audio streams are never placed within the .wav container! What is your source?

It is from a bd, passing a dts-hdma to .wavs is a step that I always do to make the fps conversion, it does not involve re-encoding it at all and then reassembling it in dts-hdma. In this case, as I said before, the conversion step of the extracted .wavs always returns an error because it does not recognise 29.97 fps as valid.

I'm sure I'm missing something and it won't be such a simple or straightforward process to make this conversion.

[von Suppé]

Changing DTS-HD speed while keeping DTS-HD format would require DTS-HD encoding software. It is possible to change speed if outputting in a different format.

Probably your DTS-HD audio has to be sped-up with factor 1.001 to speed-match with your 24 fps video. Load the DTS-MA in USEac3to, choose desired outputformat (W64 or FLAC to be as lossless as possible). Under "Frequent parameters" both choose and add "23.976" and "changeTo23.976". Edit the last parameter so in the end, it looks like this (for flac)

%_.flac -23.976 -changeTo24.000

Running this will give you a multichannel FLAC which is sped-up with 1.001. Don't worry about 29.97 not showing anywhere; audio doesn't really carry "video framerate". It's just the 23.976 : 24.000 ratio that's important here.

Should it be necessary to keep the native DTS-HD track, another widely applied workflow is to instead slow down 24 fps video to 23.976. For now, I won't go further into how. Just sayin'.

[outgoing]

@von Suppé. Thanks so much for his detailed instructions. When I try it out, i'll let you know the results.

[von Suppé]

Please do. I did forget to mention that - once audio and video are speed-synced - you may have to apply a (positive or negative) audio delay in mux. The two videos may be offset.