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odin24 · 4th January 2009, 15:23

Just a precautionary warning. Lately eac3to_and_more_GUI has been giving false positives on a lot of anti-virus programs.

Also with this GUI, when converting to PCM using "Eac3to Stdout" and running through Pcm2tsmu in one run, the commands for "Bits Per Sample" (-i ##), "channels" (-c #), and "Sample Rate" (-s #####) in the Eac3to Stdout tab is ignored. This could create a problem if your audio track is not any of the Pcm2tsmu defauts, 24bit, 6 channels, and 48kHz. I either copy the command line to a .txt file, edit in the ignored commands then run as a .bat file... but lately I just run everything from cmd.exe

EDIT: Unfortunatly nobody has heard from Yraen for a while to fix this small bug. If you do get a anti-virus warning please report it as a false positive to your antivirus provider.

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odin24 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: The Great North (the better half of North America) Posts: 301	Just a precautionary warning. Lately eac3to_and_more_GUI has been giving false positives on a lot of anti-virus programs. Also with this GUI, when converting to PCM using "Eac3to Stdout" and running through Pcm2tsmu in one run, the commands for "Bits Per Sample" (-i ##), "channels" (-c #), and "Sample Rate" (-s #####) in the Eac3to Stdout tab is ignored. This could create a problem if your audio track is not any of the Pcm2tsmu defauts, 24bit, 6 channels, and 48kHz. I either copy the command line to a .txt file, edit in the ignored commands then run as a .bat file... but lately I just run everything from cmd.exe EDIT: Unfortunatly nobody has heard from Yraen for a while to fix this small bug. If you do get a anti-virus warning please report it as a false positive to your antivirus provider. Last edited by odin24; 4th January 2009 at 15:26.