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blaz · 9th July 2008, 14:41

OK, thanks. I was prepending "~/bin" to the path and exporting that.
Which works in the bash shell, but not with "which" or your script.
But everything works when I prepend the full path (not "~").

As for copying ac3 audio, this is what h264enc is giving me:

-> Scanning for audio streams...

Audio stream: 0 Format: AC3 (5.1) Language: en ID: 128.
Audio stream: 1 Format: AC3 (stereo) Language: en ID: 129.
Audio stream: 2 Format: AC3 (stereo) Language: fr ID: 130.
Audio stream: 3 Format: AC3 (stereo) Language: en ID: 131.

Specify the DVD Audio Stream ID [default is 128]:
Specify the Audio Codec [AAC/neroAAC - default is AAC]:

When I take the dfault (128) there isn't an option to just copy the ac3 over?
I'm using options: -1p -p ps3hqvp

Thanks ...

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blaz Registered User Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 57	OK, thanks. I was prepending "~/bin" to the path and exporting that. Which works in the bash shell, but not with "which" or your script. But everything works when I prepend the full path (not "~"). As for copying ac3 audio, this is what h264enc is giving me: -> Scanning for audio streams... Audio stream: 0 Format: AC3 (5.1) Language: en ID: 128. Audio stream: 1 Format: AC3 (stereo) Language: en ID: 129. Audio stream: 2 Format: AC3 (stereo) Language: fr ID: 130. Audio stream: 3 Format: AC3 (stereo) Language: en ID: 131. Specify the DVD Audio Stream ID [default is 128]: Specify the Audio Codec [AAC/neroAAC - default is AAC]: When I take the dfault (128) there isn't an option to just copy the ac3 over? I'm using options: -1p -p ps3hqvp Thanks ...