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shon3i
17th January 2010, 13:35
This is totaly shame, none of current demuxers (TsMuxer, eac3to) not recognizes Blu-Ray E-AC3 wich have embedded AC3 core same as TrueHD. Good thing is that, these blu-ray's are only few, but E-AC3 is allowed as primary audio on Blu-ray's and very good replacment for crappy DTS and direct opponent to DTS HR which aslo need core, but Dolby Digital need much less bitrate IMHO.
Only one demuxer, DGIndexNV can extract raw E-AC3 with core.
Did somebody haved same expirience, and what is possible solution for manipulating with that streams, eg. extracting core or leaving only e-ac3 part. Since Eac3 can't manipulate. Good thing will be that we can join e-ac3 part with ac3, like is possible with truehd with eac3to
Thanks
rtjnyoface
17th January 2010, 23:26
This is totaly shame
Seems a bit rude for great freeware. I think a request could be made with better manners.
Only one demuxer, DGIndexNV can extract raw E-AC3 with core.
Then keep using dgindexnv.
shon3i
18th January 2010, 00:22
Seems a bit rude for great freeware. I think a request could be made with better manners. I not think so. I have nothing against freeware, i respect both apps, and their developers, both apps are great and i use them every day. I am not trying to offend anyone, especialy not developers of this great applications, just saying that these application should handle this formats.
Then keep using dgindexnvThis is not solution, for people without nvidia cards, i open this thread, to find solution proper solution for everyone, and share my experience
rtjnyoface
18th January 2010, 01:09
Just out of curiosity what titles are they? And what region?
Kurtnoise
18th January 2010, 23:00
why not posting a sample to help developpers ?
shon3i
19th January 2010, 00:01
Just out of curiosity what titles are they? And what region?
It's region B, but titles are not on English, few east movies.
why not posting a sample to help developpers ? Here is sample from DD test disc i get with my new audio reciver http://www.mediafire.com/?dwjoty0zkmd its 5.1 640kbps DDPlus. I don't know where to send if you know, send it for me :) because you are an developer and you're more in developer circles ;)
jruggle
19th January 2010, 04:25
Thanks for the sample. It is the best I've seen so far of ac3 independent stream core+eac3 dependent stream, although I do wish I could come across something other than a Dolby demo. It really isn't worth it to spend the time to implement something if the only use is for testing purposes. It would be awesome if you could provide a clip from an actual movie. I don't care what language it's in.
shon3i
19th January 2010, 22:43
It really isn't worth it to spend the time to implement something if the only use is for testing purposesI agree, but I think that the whole thing was not much hard to implement, is not much different from TrueHD for example roughly speaking ;). Aslo will be nice if we get one freeware DDPlus encoder with blu-ray capabilities. For me will be totaly replacment for Lossy encoding tracks, TrueHD will be awesome :)
It would be awesome if you could provide a clip from an actual movie. I don't care what language it's in. I have two problems. First i don't know how to propertly cut it, i always get grabage. Second i have limited internet connection this month with slow upload speed, so i can't send much big files. But I sure in the future
jruggle
20th January 2010, 23:23
I agree, but I think that the whole thing was not much hard to implement, is not much different from TrueHD for example roughly speaking ;).
Well, for one thing I don't think I know exactly what you're looking for. If you just want a copy of the core AC-3 part, I guess that would be a job for a demuxer like eac3to. Getting just the E-AC-3 part would be pretty much useless because, at least in the case of the sample you sent, it is a dependent stream which requires the core. If you want to do conversion/decoding/playback using both the core and dependent stream, then that's more complicated and requires changes to the decoder.
The dependent stream (the E-AC-3 part) can either replace the core channels, add to them, or do both. For example, the core could be a 5.1 downmix of a 7.1 stream, then the dependent stream could contain replacements for the 2 core surround channels, plus the extra 2 rear channels. The decoder would have to sort all this out.
Aslo will be nice if we get one freeware DDPlus encoder with blu-ray capabilities. For me will be totaly replacment for Lossy encoding tracks, TrueHD will be awesome :)
E-AC-3 encoding is on my TODO list. So I'll do it eventually, unless somebody else does it first.
Brazil2
21st January 2010, 02:00
i don't know how to propertly cut it
Use Neuron2's DGSplit 1.1 (http://neuron2.net/dgsplit/dgsplit11.zip) and cut a 50 MB chunk.
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