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Old 1st June 2010, 13:43   #10061  |  Link
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It is on my to do list - like so many other things I'd like to add to eac3to. I'm currently lacking time, though.
madshi would you consider to open-source eac3to?
There might be people out there willing to contribute development time.

Thank you anyway for your great tool

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Old 2nd June 2010, 11:56   #10062  |  Link
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A bit more info - I've been looking further into the problem I reported with reducing the bitdepth of 24 bit audio.
Thanks, that's helpful!

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madshi would you consider to open-source eac3to?
No.
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Old 2nd June 2010, 11:58   #10063  |  Link
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eac3to v3.20 released

http://madshi.net/eac3to.zip

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* fixed 3D demuxing (argh)
Stupid bug, was demuxing the left eye stream for both left and right eye.
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Old 3rd June 2010, 02:18   #10064  |  Link
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regarding 3d remuxing, wouldnt it be better to have both streams output in seperate .mkv files instead of the raw .h264 streams? i remember you said its better to remux to .mkv instead of demuxing the stream, because then some parameters or other stuff in the chain could get lost or something like that.
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Old 3rd June 2010, 04:07   #10065  |  Link
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I'm curious to know, are there even any 3D Blu Ray's in the market?
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Old 3rd June 2010, 06:08   #10066  |  Link
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Apparently so:

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...11#post1394311
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Old 3rd June 2010, 07:00   #10067  |  Link
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regarding 3d remuxing, wouldnt it be better to have both streams output in seperate .mkv files instead of the raw .h264 streams?
Haali's Matroska Muxer doesn't seem to like the right eye stream, so that's not possible.

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i remember you said its better to remux to .mkv instead of demuxing the stream, because then some parameters or other stuff in the chain could get lost or something like that.
Well, muxing to a container is better only if there are overlaps or gaps in the video stream. I've never seen that with Blu-Ray yet. It might happen for broadcasts, especially when there are recording glitches, though.
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Old 3rd June 2010, 10:58   #10068  |  Link
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I'm sorry if there had been similar question before, since the thread is too long for me to go through.
I want to know can eac3to convert 6.1 and 7.1 ch TrueHD audio to aac? I think I'm using the last free version of Nero AAC, and it tells me Nero doesn't support 6.1ch or higher. Is there any way to encode 6.1 AAC with eac3to (using freeware)?
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would a numerical progress indicator be feasible? i have my windows larger with a different font than default so i have no idea how far along the file is.
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Old 3rd June 2010, 23:32   #10070  |  Link
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It's prollly just cosmetic, but why does eac3to insist there is a newer version of Haali available, when there really isn't?

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Because that's how the website shows it.
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But that's where I have it from....
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So what are you confused about? File date say one thing, website says another.
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Old 4th June 2010, 16:18   #10074  |  Link
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I'm sorry if there had been similar question before, since the thread is too long for me to go through.
I want to know can eac3to convert 6.1 and 7.1 ch TrueHD audio to aac? I think I'm using the last free version of Nero AAC, and it tells me Nero doesn't support 6.1ch or higher. Is there any way to encode 6.1 AAC with eac3to (using freeware)?
If you have more than 6 channels, you have to encode to FLAC. Nero AAC is limited to 6 channels.
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FlaCuda

There is a nice Flac CUDA compression implementation here:

http://cuetools.net/doku.php/flacuda

and source too.

Do you think could be feasible to implement it in the next version?
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FlaCuda:
"Bits per sample must be 16."
ChannelCount must be 2.
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If you have more than 6 channels, you have to encode to FLAC. Nero AAC is limited to 6 channels.
I thought AAC supported 7.1 as long as you use the Arcsoft decoder. It doesn't support 6.1 so it doubles the last track.
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AAC has nothing to do with ArcSoft's decoder.
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Old 5th June 2010, 10:10   #10079  |  Link
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Hi

When handling HD-DVD, I discovered that the chapter timestamps are wrong. On the first chapters, the timing is ok or almost ok, and then the difference grows up with the next chapters, leading to several seconds on the last chapters. The chapter jump leads to a position before the real position.
Could it be a bug in eac3to ?
Could it be something relative to pulldown removal ? (29.976 to 23.976)
Is there a solution to correct that ?

PS: I have to mention that I notice this problem after producing AVCHD discs with multiAVCHD, so the problem could be either with eac3to or with multiAVCHD. But as I already noticed the same thing with MKV production, I think it could be more in relation with eac3to actions.
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When handling HD-DVD, I discovered that the chapter timestamps are wrong. On the first chapters, the timing is ok or almost ok, and then the difference grows up with the next chapters, leading to several seconds on the last chapters. The chapter jump leads to a position before the real position.
Could it be a bug in eac3to ?
Do the timestamps in the chapter text file produced by eac3to match the timestamps in the HD DVD xml file? If so then the problem isn't with eac3to.
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