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ericfree
13th April 2006, 07:13
What AviSynth filter can decode AC3 audio files?
I tried the AC3Source filter from:
http://ziquash.chez-alice.fr
(MarkFD's site)
I used the syntax:
LoadPlugin("..\ac3source.dll")
audio=ac3source("H.ac3")
But I got the error message,
Script error: Invalid arguments to function "ac3source"
I'm guessing it's some simple mistake, but I can't figure it out!
I heard this filter might have some problems anyway, so is there another filter that is considered better?
Jeremy Duncan
13th April 2006, 07:39
Your not supposed to say or ask what's better/best.
I found this out after I asked something like that about a denoiser.
Mug Funky
13th April 2006, 08:13
you could try nicaudio, a mod of m2tools. it should be around here somewhere.
haven't used ac3source for a while. i forget why i stopped. nicac3source works pretty well though.
you could also install bassaudiosource, which behaves pretty much the same way. they both b0rk on ac3 with timecode, and i haven't even attempted to feed them with IBM byte-order ac3 as there's no point doing it this way. you wont have to worry about ac3 timecode if you're just decoding DVDs.
Wilbert
13th April 2006, 09:39
haven't used ac3source for a while. i forget why i stopped.
perhaps because it downmixes incorrectly ...
actionman133
13th April 2006, 13:36
I use the AC3Filter DirectShow plugin. You can control the level mixing, downmixing, channel output, etc.
The latest version 0.70b, I think. Install that, then load the ac3 file via standard DirectShowSource () and AudioDub ().
Install the dtsfilter.ax (I think that's the file name), and you can add uber-cool DTS support via AC3Filter, allowing DirectShowSource () to open it, also.
maksa
13th April 2006, 14:04
try Headache for decoding and Besweet for coding!
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