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17th November 2011, 13:27 | #1041 | Link |
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I change this part of the code for some other issues. All my sample files have duration, so I need a sample with this problem.
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It's a simple Wave+CUE file that I extracted with EAC directly from my original CD (using "Image" mode), so it should be easy to create such file yourself.
(Can't upload such big files with my ultra-slow internet connection)
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I don't have a CD player, not so easy for me... I only need the first 10 KB of the file.
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Here we go
(Yes, the first 4 seconds are silent, but that's not very unusual with Audio CD's, I think)
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I apologize for the mess, actually I was testing with my development version, not the official version, and I already corrected it, this is the reason I was not seeing problems on my files. So: it is OK, for next version.
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Thank you once again!
(BTW: Any idea yet when the next version is to be expected?)
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2 weeks, I think. No big changes in the code currently, I am mainly on another (related) project for few weeks.
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Hmm, I just compiled the latest MediaInfo from SVN Trunk, but it seems there is another issue hiding somewhere:
The 32-Bit build detects the Duration of my Wave file just fine, while the 64-Bit build does not. Maybe some "32- vs. 64-Bit" data type size issue?
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I appreciate MediaInfo, thank you.
I build a codec pack for myself; I recently tried to update the MediaInfo_InfoTip.dll and MediaInfo.dll files but now MediaInfo_InfoTip.dll won't register. Did you change something to not allow this? I have been using MediaInfo_InfoTip.dll file version 0.7.8.0 and modified date is December 09, 2008. I use Inno to compile and my registry entry looks like this: [Files] Source: {app}\InfoTip\MediaInfo.dll; DestDir: {app}\MediaInfo; Flags: uninsrestartdelete; Check: not IsWin64 Source: {app}\InfoTip\MediaInfo_InfoTip.dll; DestDir: {app}\MediaInfo; Flags: regserver uninsrestartdelete; Check: not IsWin64 Source: {app}\InfoTip\x64\MediaInfo.dll; DestDir: {app}\MediaInfo; Flags: uninsrestartdelete; Check: IsWin64 Source: {app}\InfoTip\x64\MediaInfo_InfoTip.dll; DestDir: {app}\MediaInfo; Flags: regserver uninsrestartdelete; Check: IsWin64 BTW, these are the only files that I use; along with the correct registry entries I get the shell extension. Last edited by chaddawkins; 20th November 2011 at 00:58. |
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In the meanwhile, you can update only MediaInfo.dll (no need to update MediaInfo_InfoTip.dll), the binary interface of MadiaInfo.dll has not changed since 0.7.0.0 (in 2005).
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Any ideas about the 64-Bit issue yet?
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No. I can reproduce the issue, but I still don't find the reason (debug version works well...)
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Thank you for confirming the problem! So it's definitely not a build issue on my side, at least.
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Anyway, exactly same reply than Mosu + if you really need it and if you are not able to code it, you can buy professionnal services from me.
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Hi there
Sorry if I missed it but I don't seem to find the answer in the previous pages. I get a reported delay for the AAC track of an MKV of 13 ms relative to video. And Eac3to reports the same delay. Just to mention they are in line since I've read about this issue between MediaInfo & Eac3to. Anyway my question is what to make of this delay? I need to convert AAC to AC3 and add new AC3 to MKV for my standalone player. Shall I set audio delay to 13 ms (like reported for AAC) in mkvmerge? Or no delay for AC3 will do it? Thanks |
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You take care to have the same delay in your converted file (so: yes, you put this value into mkvmerge corresponding field), else audio will not be in sync.
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Thanks a lot Zenitram
I've done it both ways with a 13 ms delay and without any delay for the AC3 I can't tell about the audio being out of sync in the case of no delay (I guess 13 ms is too small to be spotted). But with your clarification I know how to do it the right way using info from MediaInfo. BTW thanks for such a good tool. Cheers |
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I wanted to work on this issue (yeah, delay was long... ), but all my files are OK now with the current SVN. Could you confirm it? If there are still some issues on your side, I think I need a sample file.
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