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23rd December 2008, 18:12 | #7504 | Link | |
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Does dialog normalization only decrease the volume of the center channel? Or is it a flat volume decrease across all channels? I ask because then the +db switch might work to accomplish my goal. Let's say you tell me the +db command will accomplish exactly what I'm trying to accomplish...do I need any of the 3rd party encoders? Because up to this point I have not needed them since I'm just extracting the audio not converting it. I'm assuming there's no conversion done with you apply a +/- audio gain, but I may be wrong. Last edited by alc0re; 23rd December 2008 at 18:18. |
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23rd December 2008, 18:37 | #7505 | Link | |
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I'm using PS3 and frequently removing dialog normalization with ea3to with no such issue. alc0re It's must certainly be your setup. Please check up your system options in player/receiver which affecting level/compression - "dynamic range compression", "night mode". Does your player transmit bitstream to amplifier (via HDMI? optic?) Or player decodes stream itself? I guess the first, because when you're 1.5 FFing, player switches transmition from bitstream to LPCM. |
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23rd December 2008, 18:40 | #7506 | Link |
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Wake up man! Download 2.84 !!!
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23rd December 2008, 18:49 | #7507 | Link |
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TrueHD gap/overlay correction isn't working for me.
Howdy, I just went up from 2.6 (I think) to the latest version (as of Dec 22nd, 2008) 2.84 and it doesn't seem to be correcting gaps/overlays in truehd streams anymore.
It will fix them in a standard AC3 stream but not in the TrueHD stream. It doesn't even attempt to do its "2nd pass", it just acts as if there was nothing wrong in the 1st place and that all had gone perfectly. Does anyone know where I can get older versions of eac3to ? Is this a known problem now ? What is the latest version that doesn't have this bug ? Or am I simply stuffing something up ? Also, Atak_Snajpera, in the post immediatly before this one, is referring to this post, cept that I deleted it and reposted because I am indeed already using 2.84 (I posted 2.83 previously) |
23rd December 2008, 19:48 | #7508 | Link | |
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I think I got a bug with v2.84.
I have a DTS Audio track here which is about 1h 59min long and itīs 23,976fps. I want to transcode it to PAL so I use the following command: eac3to "source.dts" "taget.wavs" -speedup -2pass . 2pass because it detects clipping. At the End the Soundtrack is about 1h 50min long, but it should be about 1h 54min in Length. Can it be that during the second pass, the framerate conversion gets aplied for a second time? Meaning eac3to speeds up the 1h 54min (which is correct Runtime) for a second time? Quote:
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23rd December 2008, 19:50 | #7509 | Link | |
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For remuxed blu-ray videos , I have to boost it to at least -15, and often to -5. (dts & ac3 bitstreamed over spdif.) My understanding is that dialnorm is signal to the receiver to lower the volume. So, removing it would make it louder. But all my bd derived videos are louder. I don't get it. Do audio drivers / media players / audio codecs ever add a dialnorm signal where there isn't one? |
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23rd December 2008, 21:06 | #7510 | Link |
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I recently started using eac3to but I have a question. Everything works great for my purposes, however eac3to thinks that surcode and mkvtoolnix aren't installed when they actually are. It somehow found that haali was installed (don't know how it found that). I'm wondering if there's a way to tell eac3to that surcode and toolnix are installed? Right now, once I have the mono .wav streams, I have to physically load them all into surcode, create the dts and then go back to eac3to to remove the padding from the dts. If eac3to knows where surcode is, then I can bypass the extra work and get an unpadded dts easily.
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While I appreciate your feedback, I'm not the only one with the issue. 73ChargerFan posted after you that he is having the same issue. If madshi changes the code to make it 31 instead of 0 and that fixes the issue, it shouldn't effect those of you that are not seeing the issue, since as he stated both a level of 0 and 31 are "supposed" to mean no dialog normalization. So honestly I'm not sure why you are opposed to him changing that. Besides, he stated that perhaps using 31 is better since 0 is reserved. Perhaps some receivers process this correctly and others don't since 0 is supposed to be reserved. Like 73ChargerFan, I am not seeing any issues on any other type of audio thrown at my receiver from any other source other than ac3 audio processed with eac3to with dialog normalization removed. My receiver's settings are fine, I've triple checked them. Both my PS3 and Bluray player are bitstreaming to my receiver via optical. madshi I'd appreciate if I could still get an answer to my question about reversing the dialog normalization using -/+db...(not rushing...just making sure you see my previous reply/question to your reply) |
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24th December 2008, 04:02 | #7512 | Link | |
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You need wait until madshi change the DialNorm to 31 (-31 dB, instead 0) in next release.
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24th December 2008, 05:35 | #7513 | Link |
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madshi, what exactly does "Detected PTS break, increasing PTS by 33.4ms..." mean? that the video stream gets speed up at that position by 33.4ms? Im asking because I had one example now in which I try to sync an external audio track, so this means for that track that I have to delay the track at this position by -32ms (1 ac3 frame)? if so, then it would be useful if eac3to could output the exact timestamp of that action, otherwise it can only be estimated by watching the progress bar all the time eac3to is processing that stream.
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24th December 2008, 07:04 | #7514 | Link |
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The problem reported previously appears to be that eac3to borks the file. By using TsmuxeR in the first instance to remux to m2ts (from the playlist and dropping unwanted streams) a playable file is created. Using Eac3to to demux that file and then remux in TsmuxeR generates a playable file. So perhaps Eac3to is not handling the extraction of data from the original Blu-ray structure somehow (only my guess) |
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Hello,
I need help obtaining 24bit/192kHz 5.1 FLAC file from BD of Trondheim Soloists "Divertimenti" Here's my cmd: Quote:
PS flac 5.1 size: 6.46Gb pcm 5.1 size: 13.3Gb Last edited by yfed; 24th December 2008 at 08:25. |
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If you think there's a problem with eac3to v2.84, please post your full eac3to log here (in [ code] [ / code] blocks, please, without the spaces). Quote:
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Hmmmm... You're right, though, in that I should list the runtime at which the problem occurred. At least you can then check that runtime to see whether there are any specific problems around this runtime. So I'll add that to the log output... Quote:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\mkvmergeGUI\GUI\installation_path HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\MKVtoolnix\UninstallString HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\MKVtoolnix\DisplayIcon If you have properly installed mkvtoolnix, all of these should be set. Surcode is located by checking these registry values: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Minnetonka Audio Software\SurCode DVD-DTS\Home HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Minnetonka Audio Software\SurCode DVD DTS\Home Again, if you have properly installed Surcode, these registry values should be set. Quote:
http://forum.doom9.org/showpost.php?...postcount=5854 http://forum.doom9.org/showpost.php?...postcount=5954 http://forum.doom9.org/showpost.php?...postcount=5956 So, if you have the same problem, according to the posts above it's not caused by eac3to. Just try a different playlist. If you still think eac3to is responsible for the problem, then please manually play the separate m2ts parts and check whether audio is alright if you watch them separately. If that is the case, please check where the audio corruption begins. Is it at the join point of two m2ts files? If so, please send me the last 50MB of the first m2ts files and the first 50MB of the 2nd m2ts file. Thanks! But again, if these posts above are correct, then eac3to is innocent and the problem is on the disc. Quote:
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When I demux, I'm only ever interested in the Movie, English & German audios. nice to have #1 would be: Code:
eac3to d:\ 1) -demux *h264* *english* *german* nice to have #2 would be: Code:
eac3to d:\ 1) 2: Movie.* 3: English.ac3 4: German.ac3 Thanks for looking & Happy Christmas. |
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