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Thunderbolt8 · 4th October 2007, 18:33

tested v1.1 with my speedy gonzales problem commentary track, placed it with same filename outside the movie .mkv as .flac, used commandline mpc with /dub command, but mpc just crashes then with

AppName: mplayerc.exe AppVer: 6.4.9.1 ModName: coreflacdecoder.ax
ModVer: 0.4.0.46 Offset: 00014e34

edit: allright, crash was caused by coreflacdecoder, which was still active until I unregistrered it, despite all block setting.
still, also with v1.1 those stupid clicks in the commentary track :S

just noticed when playing back that commentary track in .mka with normal media player it reported the same length as the movie track, but the time elapses quite some bit faster. could it be possible that the commentary track was recored with a different number of fps and this might be the reason why he accelerates the video? is there a way to slow it down to 23.976fps then, without having it to sound stupid?

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Thunderbolt8 Registered User Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 2,197	tested v1.1 with my speedy gonzales problem commentary track, placed it with same filename outside the movie .mkv as .flac, used commandline mpc with /dub command, but mpc just crashes then with AppName: mplayerc.exe AppVer: 6.4.9.1 ModName: coreflacdecoder.ax ModVer: 0.4.0.46 Offset: 00014e34 edit: allright, crash was caused by coreflacdecoder, which was still active until I unregistrered it, despite all block setting. still, also with v1.1 those stupid clicks in the commentary track :S just noticed when playing back that commentary track in .mka with normal media player it reported the same length as the movie track, but the time elapses quite some bit faster. could it be possible that the commentary track was recored with a different number of fps and this might be the reason why he accelerates the video? is there a way to slow it down to 23.976fps then, without having it to sound stupid? Last edited by Thunderbolt8; 4th October 2007 at 18:41.