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dblmask
13th March 2002, 00:11
I have installed OggDS-0.9.6.0.exe and I try to make an ogg media file with 1 video stream and 2 audio streams...
well, following the doom9 guide I load the files, then when I try to insert the DSFilter OggMultiplexer I get

The Filter could not be created.
Resources used by this filter may already be in use.
(return code:0xffffffff)

then I try again:

GraphEdit -> Control+F -> DirectShow -> OggMultiplexer

and this time the filter gets inserted but if I try to name the streams I get GPF, something like this:Filter properties
Ogg Multiplexer stream Setup
(empty)
Language
(not specified)
0 = spanish <<< write this
press the [ set ] button >>>> GPF *OUCH*

If I don't name the streams, I get a valid ogm than I can play in WMP 6.4. Is this a DSOgg bug?? or it happens in my system only ??

When the movie is playing and right-clic the movie and select Language I get 3 items: video0 audio0 audio1if I change to the second audio stream, then I get audio played extremely fast like fast-forwarding a tape, or playing it really fast!
If I stop the movie, and pres the play button (from the beggining) I get the second audio stream perfectly played, but again if I switch to the first audio stream, the fast-forwarding noise happens again, until stop & play. Is this normal?

TobiasWaldvogel
15th March 2002, 13:25
I will check that. Just one question: Are you using the same audio format for both streams?

dblmask
15th March 2002, 16:02
:) you hit the spot!!!

English was ogg -q 2.5
Spanish was ogg -q 3.5

so.. audio format is differente!

TobiasWaldvogel
15th March 2002, 16:23
Originally posted by dblmask
:) you hit the spot!!!

English was ogg -q 2.5
Spanish was ogg -q 3.5

so.. audio format is differente!

Unfortunately it works currently only with the same format. It would be quite difficult to support different formats but I will try if I can fix that (but with low priority, sorry)

Best regards,
Tobias

TobiasWaldvogel
19th March 2002, 01:31
Originally posted by TobiasWaldvogel
It would be quite difficult to support different formats ...
It was easier than I thought:) . The new release (0.9.8.7) is able to handle different bitrates.

Tobias