Importing AC3 Audio Tracks in Maestro

[majagua]

When I import AC3 audio tracks i have demuxed in DVD2Avi, the following error message appears

Cannot locate a frame sync word at an expected byte offset. Data Might Be Corrupted.

What is the problem?

[oddyseus]

I have read the answer in another thread, so I am only repeating it here.

SmartRipper caused the problem. Decrypt with DVDDecrypter instead and repeat.

[Bigbucks1959]

Well I only use DVD Decrypter and I get this problem once in a while also..

Any other advice?
Thx,

PK

Originally posted by oddyseus
I have read the answer in another thread, so I am only repeating it here.

SmartRipper caused the problem. Decrypt with DVDDecrypter instead and repeat.

[ohm]

you need to use ac3fix and the file will imort fine.

just do a search on google for it. Or it may even be on this site in the download section

[jslombar]

I've had this problem on a couple of movies myself using Spruce-Up, "The Crow" and "Good Morning Vietnam". Come to find out that both movies had Multi-Angles. When I first stripped the movies using IfoEdit, I didn't strip out the 2nd angle. This seemed to be the problem. I redid the movies with IfoEdit, but this time I stripped out the 2nd angle. Imported into Spruce-Up and it accepted the .AC3 file. Hope this helps.