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It's some control chars appearing right in front of colored output, happens also when you make a bat file and redirect the output to a text file using: eac3to.exe test.wav test.ac3 > test.txt
Is there a switch to disable the colors? Otherwise I need to try trimming these control chars.
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I need to get around to trying to learn .Net. I know from autoit, when trying to read the stderr along with stdout I got the exact same result as you. When I went to stdout only I got the results I was looking for.
Edit: I'm not aware of any switches to turn off the colors.
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I tried both and it only wrote something to stdout. I've checked the WinAPI console documentation and the eac3to documentation, seems I don't have luck here so I have to try to trim the 'garbage'. Thanks for the help.
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If you look at the screenshot I've posted you can see BS BS BS BS etc., it means Backspace! I've checked it with a hex editor, where it was 08 08 08 so I went to ASCII at wikipedia and it said 08 is Backspace. I'm such a noob when it comes to binary data and console.
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You receive lines from a callback using .NET, this lines can be cleaned with simple string processing.
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From a text file you cannot make a relation to a console, this text file was a .NET string object which is UTF16 converted to ANSI when saving to file. I should save it better as UTF8. For the backspace (0x08) control char issue text encoding isn't relevant. eac3to is the only console application I know writing backspace to the console, other applications probably mostly write/read lines but since I never did a console application I cannot tell sure. I can handle it, it took me a while but I've learned something.
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I just bought the Clone Wars Season one box set.
After ripping with AnyDVD HD, I use eac3to to select one of the episodes and rip out the video, audio & chapter data and process further from there. However, eac3to is only showing 1 "episode" (for lack of a better term) which I don't believe is actually an episode, and there's only video - duration 15:02. No audio, no chapters. I know there are 7 separate episodes on this disc but, for some reason, eac3to is not finding them. Anyone else struck this yet and, if so, found a way around it? |
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I had to hunt down the .mpls that showed the actual playlist and found that the "Play All" is listed on 00020.mpls but I found another surprise: Quote:
Even if you decide to leave it in place and just skip it with the "Next Chapter" button (if you include chapters) you will find that those 5 minute files really screw up the synch for each episode after it. The first episode is fine but later on it gets worse and worse. The only way to do it is to remux each individual episode as its own file. At least you know the correct order by looking at the mpls file. |
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The following should work.
eac3to f:\swcwdisc1\bdmv\stream\00095.m2ts+f:\swcwdisc1\bdmv\stream\00097.m2ts+f:\swcwdisc1\bdmv\stream\00098.m2ts+f:\swcwdisc1\bdmv\stream\00099.m2ts+f:\swcwdisc1\bdmv\stream\00101.m2ts+f:\swcwdisc1\bdmv\stream\00102.m2ts+f:\swcwdisc1\bdmv\stream\00103.m2ts -demux To get a chapter list, create one manually by adding the length of each successive episode to the prior chapter time. |
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Is it possible that TrueHD track doesn't have audio gaps/overlaps on seamless branching disc while AC3 has?
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Yes, that's very usual. TrueHD frames are ~3ms, while AC3 ones are 32ms long. IIRC, eac3to won't report any overlaps if they are too short.
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I was checking out We Were Soldiers and noticed that it fronts a DTS-ES audio track. When I used the -down6 option, it created the .wavs but said that Surcode wasn't installed. It is installed, however, I've encountered this problem before and have simply ignored it since I've been unable to find a solution to it. My question is: does the -down6 option mix/rewrite the channels so that the BC .wav track is somehow included in the other 6 channels or does it simply ignore the BC .wav track created when you convert the .dts into .wavs? If it's the latter, then I can simply take the long route and create the .wavs from the .dts, ignoring the BC .wav track and then use Surcode to create a 5.1 dts audio track.
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