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Originally Posted by NorthPole
How about having the ability to feed in standard wav file format. I currently have material stored in TTA format. I can decode that at the command line and pipe it into eac3to.
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I'll think about that. It's not easy to implement...
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Originally Posted by flyingernst
Hi, here is a second project:
Want a movie in m2ts with DolbyTrueHD. It is in original splittet so I have to fix that gab thing (which I dont understand) with this method:
How can I use that methode and get out no flacs, but the TrueHD Files without GAP Problem
Thanks, Greetings,
Michael
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First of all, please post logs between "[ code ]" and "[ / code ]" (without the spaces) tags. That way the logs will consume less space in your post (they'll appear in a smaller window with scroll bars).
As far as I can see from your eac3to log, the TrueHD tracks do not have any gaps/overlaps in them. eac3to only reported overlaps for the 3 AC3 tracks number 5, 7 and 8. So what you're looking for should be possible by doing this:
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eac3to "K:" 1) 2: "F:\Hancock\film.mkv" 4: "F:\Hancock\Englisch.thd+ac3" 6: "F:\Hancock\Deutsch.thd+ac3"
Of course if the video MKV is already done, you can remove the "2: "F:\Hancock\film.mkv"" from the command line to save time.
Generally if there are overlaps in a TrueHD track Houston has a problem because eac3to can not properly remove overlaps from TrueHD tracks. In this specific case you're lucky cause the overlaps seem to be too small for eac3to to complain about...