Ebobtron
6th October 2006, 05:13
I have added the functionally, minus the normalization, of avs2wav to avsFilmCutter (http://members.aol.com/avsfilmcutter).
Mug Funky suggested that the program could save the six channels to six files as he and others, I suppose are doing one file at a time, by batch or manually.
The version of avsFilmCutter that supports the feature is "1.8 alpha 2". Details about the alpha are at http://members.aol.com/avsfilmcutter.
When you select "Save Audio as Wave" from the script editor's menu, FilmCutter open a dialog box which controls the save and provides info about the save. (Sorry, if you can't find the menus, right click on the script editor's window.)
Currently if the file is going to exceed 4GB, FilmCutter will warn and switch to save as six files. If the saved wave file will not exceed 4GB there is a check box that forces FilmCutter to save the individual channels as individual files.
If the AviSynth script you author outputs 3 channels, FilmCutter's "Save Audio as Wave" will save either a 3 channel wave file or 3 single channel wave files. The channel order and naming conventions used are shown below.
1 = Front left = YourFile_FL.wav
2 = Front right = YourFile_FR.wav
3 = Center = YourFile_C.wav
4 = Low freq. = YourFile_LFE.wav
5 = Suround left = YourFile_SL.wav
6 = Suround right = YourFile_SR.wav
The save is done in one pass and though individual files take longer to save than one large file, one pass is faster than six. I think.
I present this, for your inspection, like it or hate it.
I am mining for ideas.
Thanks
Mug Funky suggested that the program could save the six channels to six files as he and others, I suppose are doing one file at a time, by batch or manually.
The version of avsFilmCutter that supports the feature is "1.8 alpha 2". Details about the alpha are at http://members.aol.com/avsfilmcutter.
When you select "Save Audio as Wave" from the script editor's menu, FilmCutter open a dialog box which controls the save and provides info about the save. (Sorry, if you can't find the menus, right click on the script editor's window.)
Currently if the file is going to exceed 4GB, FilmCutter will warn and switch to save as six files. If the saved wave file will not exceed 4GB there is a check box that forces FilmCutter to save the individual channels as individual files.
If the AviSynth script you author outputs 3 channels, FilmCutter's "Save Audio as Wave" will save either a 3 channel wave file or 3 single channel wave files. The channel order and naming conventions used are shown below.
1 = Front left = YourFile_FL.wav
2 = Front right = YourFile_FR.wav
3 = Center = YourFile_C.wav
4 = Low freq. = YourFile_LFE.wav
5 = Suround left = YourFile_SL.wav
6 = Suround right = YourFile_SR.wav
The save is done in one pass and though individual files take longer to save than one large file, one pass is faster than six. I think.
I present this, for your inspection, like it or hate it.
I am mining for ideas.
Thanks