eac3to - audio conversion tool

[madshi]

The dts core is always 2013 bytes i guess.
The DTS-HD core is usually 2012 bytes. Don't know why it's one byte shorter than usual...

[madshi]

the option I selected was direct stream copy and he gave me these .pcm files for that. I also could have chosen output as waves, but eac3to wont alter bitdepth for these at flac conversion.
What do you mean with "alter"? You mean it doesn't detect if it's 16bit packaged as 24bit (and then strip the zero bytes)? You can force eac3to to do that by using the undocumented "-check16bit" option.

[Thunderbolt8]

yes, thats what I meant. when I choose output as wave then, will this also be lossless as the direct steam copy to .pcm is?

another problem, I just demuxed the eac3 track from dazed & confused HD DVD and wanted to process it with eac3to for dialnorm removal, but it told me the track is not clean, I should use delaycut first. but when I load the track into delaycut (v1212) then it only says file type: unknown and when I press process it only says "finished with error!" :S and I get a 0 byte file :S

[nautilus7]

another problem, I just demuxed the eac3 track from dazed & confused HD DVD and wanted to process it with eac3to for dialnorm removal, but it told me the track is not clean, I should use delaycut first. but when I load the track into delaycut (v1212) then it only says file type: unknown and when I press process it only says "finished with error!" :S and I get a 0 byte file :S
This is the latest version made by jsoto. Then madshi update delaycut to v1.3.0.0 with e-ac3 support. It's in the delaycut thread.

[Thunderbolt8]

ok thanks

btw. when I want to maintain the exact delay, which option do I have to choose, silence or fix?
evodemux told me +23m for that track, this needs to stay :S

I choose 'silence' and now the duration is .373ms, while it was .560 before
with 'fix' its .379/.378

do I have to take those differences to .560 into account as general delay at the beginning of the track or is this difference divided up at different places in the whole track?

[nautilus7]

madshi, i found a bug which i think we had discovered some time ago and you said you fixed it.

If i type

eac3to input.ac3 output/ac3 -a delay

it just says writing file and the process finishes very fast (obviously no encoding takes place) but no delay is applied.

If i type

eac3to input.ac3 output.ac3 -a delay -same bitrate as input

it does encode and probably applies the delay (didn't let it finish).

If i remember correctly, before you "fixed" it, eac3to didn't encode whether you specified the same bitrate or not.

The proper behaviour for the 1st case is just to apply the dealy, right? Maybe you should add a switch like -no encode or something and tell eac3to always to encode unless it's activated.

[nautilus7]

ok thanks

btw. when I want to maintain the exact delay, which option do I have to choose, silence or fix?
evodemux told me +23m for that track, this needs to stay :S

I choose 'silence' and now the duration is .373ms, while it was .560 before
with 'fix' its .379/.378

do I have to take those differences to .560 into account as general delay at the beginning of the track or is this difference divided up at different places in the whole track?

fix tries to correct the crc errors.
silence replaces the erroneous frame with a silent one.

If you search a few pages back in the delaycut thread you 'll find the explanation of these options.

But, you always can open the file in a hex editor, and try to correct the frames manually if delaycut doesn't work.
I had a little different problem and here's (http://forum.doom9.org/showpost.php?p=1069064&postcount=1601) how it was fixed.

[madshi]

yes, thats what I meant. when I choose output as wave then, will this also be lossless as the direct steam copy to .pcm is?
I don't know what the other program does. WAV handling by eac3to is lossless, of course.

[madshi]

madshi, i found a bug which i think we had discovered some time ago and you said you fixed it.

If i type

eac3to input.ac3 output/ac3 -a delay

it just says writing file and the process finishes very fast (obviously no encoding takes place) but no delay is applied.
It's not a bug, it's a feature... :D The reason for this behaviour is that applying a delay to AC3 tracks should be made by using delaycut. What you want eac3to to do would harm audio quality cause the AC3 track would need to be decoded and reencoded again. delaycut can apply delays without decoding/reencoding which is MUCH better.

A future version of eac3to will probably also be able to apply delays to AC3 and DTS tracks without having to reencode.

[nautilus7]

Yes, that is what i was trying to tell. To apply the delay like delaycut is doing when input.ac3 output.ac3 -delay is used.

[Thunderbolt8]

fix tries to correct the crc errors.
silence replaces the erroneous frame with a silent one.

If you search a few pages back in the delaycut thread you 'll find the explanation of these options.

But, you always can open the file in a hex editor, and try to correct the frames manually if delaycut doesn't work.
I had a little different problem and here's (http://forum.doom9.org/showpost.php?p=1069064&postcount=1601) how it was fixed.
sorry, but thats too complicated for me :S I just dont get how he gets the frame numbers Ill have to edit with hex editor and to replace which which values

this is what I got from the delaycut log file (chosen 'fix' option):

[Input info]
Bitrate=1536
Actual rate=1536.000000
Sampling Frec=48000
TotalFrames=1150980
Bytesperframe=1024.0000
Filesize=1178603520
FrameDuration= 5.3333
Framespersecond=187.5000
Duration=01:42:18.560
Channels mode=3/2: L+C+R+SL+SR
LFE=LFE: Present
[Target info]
StartFrame=0
EndFrame=1150979
NotFixedDelay= 0.0000
Duration=01:42:18.560
====== PROCESSING LOG ======================
Time 00:00:00.490; Frame#= 93. Crc error FIXED: read = ECA9; calculated=1E46
Time 00:00:00.496; Frame#= 94. Unsynchronized frame...SKIPPED 3072 bytes. Found new synch word
Time 00:00:00.501; Frame#= 95. Crc error FIXED: read = E05D; calculated=C20D
Time 00:00:00.506; Frame#= 96. Unsynchronized frame...SKIPPED 1024 bytes. Found new synch word
Time 00:00:00.512; Frame#= 97. Crc error FIXED: read = 5E0F; calculated=5E18
Time 00:00:00.517; Frame#= 98. Unsynchronized frame...SKIPPED 1024 bytes. Found new synch word
Time 00:00:00.522; Frame#= 99. Crc error FIXED: read = CFBE; calculated=43B4
Time 00:00:00.528; Frame#= 100. Unsynchronized frame...SKIPPED 25087 bytes. Found new synch word
Time 00:00:00.533; Frame#= 101. Some basic parameters changed between Frame #1 and this frame
Time 00:00:00.533; Frame#= 101. Crc error FIXED: read = F00F; calculated=871C
Time 00:00:00.538; Frame#= 102. Unsynchronized frame...SKIPPED 367 bytes. Found new synch word
Time 00:00:00.544; Frame#= 103. Some basic parameters changed between Frame #101 and this frame
Time 00:03:41.024; Frame#= 41443. Crc error FIXED: read = 8BA0; calculated=6C80
Time 00:03:41.029; Frame#= 41444. Unsynchronized frame...SKIPPED 4096 bytes. Found new synch word
Number of written frames = 1150945
Number of Errors= 14

duration afterwards (input file info): 1:42:18.379

[nautilus7]

What option did you use in delaycut (fix, silence, ignore, etc)?

Anyway... You can upload a sample (or 2) that contains these frames. I think a sample from the start to the 4th minute would not be too big.

EDIT: I just culculated it... The first 44 MB should contain all erroneous frames. Upload them please.

[Thunderbolt8]

I chose fix.
from which track should I upload those 1st part, from the originally demuxed one or from that one I ran through delaycut + fix already?

[nautilus7]

The original, of course. :p

Don't bet your money that i would fix though. :D

[Thunderbolt8]

ok, here it is
http://www.sendspace.com/file/9gh0kf

[ACrowley]

Hello fellow forum members,

I am in the process of upgrading EAC3toGUI to reflect the options in Madshi's latest version of eac3to.

In the meantime I am releasing an interim upgrade, v1.45. This does not have all the latest option switches, but it WILL let you type these option switches into the Command Line Preview box so they can be executed.

Remember to use the "Settings" menu to show EAC3toGUI where eac3to is located.

LINK: http://www.sendspace.com/file/9k2byp

I should have a full upgrade ready soon.

Thanks!
The_Keynmaker

THX
Nice that you implement my small suggesteion with the additional Parameters in preview Box

But, maybe you can make it more obvious.
A small "custom commandline Parameters Window" where you can type in -switches ,would be nice

[nautilus7]

ok, here it is
http://www.sendspace.com/file/9gh0kf

I spent some time on your sample. These frames (with the errors) are completely wrong, i think. Trying some stuff right now, maybe i'll upload a fixed one later so ea3to can process it at least.

[Thunderbolt8]

would be nice, thanks!

[nautilus7]

would be nice, thanks!
Here (http://rapidshare.com/files/75625426/fixed.eac3.html) you are. I believe i have corrected the frames so they are not always skipped in delaycut.

Replace the first 51.200 KB of your original eac3 track with fixed part i uploaded (do not delete the original track of course - this may still not work). Then pass the eac3 track through delaycut, so it can fix the crc errors. eac3to will process the track now, i think.

Note: the frames i fixed may not contain valid audio information. They are just valid e-ac3 frames now. That's all.

[Thunderbolt8]

thanks, will try!

[Thunderbolt8]

what do I have to do again in case the PTS value of the video was higher than the value of the 1st Audio PTS?

e.g. here for casablanca:

Opening file Feature_1.EVO
Reading...
File size: 6886 Mbytes.
VOB number 4 contains 1 video , 5 audio and 4 subpicture streams.
PTM of first video frame = 00000D91
PTM of last video frame = 105CFFB1
Duration = 0:50:50.297
VC-1 video stream 0 found!
First PTS = 00000D91
Dolby Digital Plus audio stream 0 found!
First PTS = 00000A67 (+47721849ms)

+47721849 can hardly be the correct delay, so in this case I have to subtract the audio value from the video value?

D91 - A67 = 810 : 90 = 9
so the correct delay value will be -9ms ?

[madshi]

-9ms is the correct value. EvoDemux doesn't show negative delays correctly.

[nautilus7]

D91 - A67 = 810 : 80 = 9
so the correct delay value will be -9ms ?
You should divide by 90, but the result is right. :D

[nautilus7]

@ madshi

When i type eac3to filename.thd to get the file info, the duration of the TrueHD track isn't shown, while it does for other extensions.

[madshi]

@ madshi

When i type eac3to filename.thd to get the file info, the duration of the TrueHD track isn't shown, while it does for other extensions.
TrueHD tracks have a variable bitrate because of which it's impossible for eac3to to retrieve the correct runtime - except by scanning the whole file (which eac3to doesn't do for performance reasons). Same thing with DTS-HD Master Audio tracks.

[nautilus7]

I thought this was a possible explanation. Thanks!

[Thunderbolt8]

You should divide by 90, but the result is right. :D
typo -.-
but the result was already right, according to what the correct delay is supposed to be :P

[Phantomas_X]

eac3to.exe "K:\FEATURE_1_MERGED.DD+.stream.00.mpa" "K:\Trans.eng.wavs"

E-AC3, 5.1 channels, 2:23:23, 1536kbit/s, 48khz, dialnorm: -27dB
Removing dialog normalization...
Decoding with DirectShow (Nero Audio Decoder 2)...
Disabling DRC for Nero (E-)AC3 decoding...
DirectShow reports 2.0 channels, 24 bits, 48khz
Writing WAVs...
The channel modder was started with incorrect parameters.
Creating/writing file "K:\Trans.eng.L.wav"...

Creating/writing file "K:\Trans.eng.R.wav"...

The channel modder didn't receive the format information.
The channel modder didn't receive the format information.
The channel modder didn't receive the format information.

I have Nero 7, I think with Nero HD. I looked at nero.com and they writing that the HD Plugin is included in Nero7... so on, how can i convert it ?

[madshi]

@Phantomas_X, the HD DVD/Blu-Ray plugin is not included in Nero by default. You need to buy it separately, as far as I'm aware. If you're not sure about this, I'd suggest that you contact Nero support. Maybe in your country there are combined packages for Nero + plugins available. I think in my country there aren't.

[Phantomas_X]

yup, thats right is not included...

so on, there is no other way, i think, otherwise there would be a update, right ? :)

[madshi]

so on, there is no other way, i think, otherwise there would be a update, right ? :)
No other way for what? For decoding DD+? Sure, you can use the "-libav" switch. But the quality is rather bad right now. The open source libav DD+ decoder is a work in progress. If you want good quality decoding Nero is the only choice right now.

[G_M_C]

@Phantomas_X, the HD DVD/Blu-Ray plugin is not included in Nero by default. You need to buy it separately, as far as I'm aware. If you're not sure about this, I'd suggest that you contact Nero support. Maybe in your country there are combined packages for Nero + plugins available. I think in my country there aren't.

You need to buy any part of Nero, and that's why i'm all for alternatives. But EAC3To only supports Nero for "normal" AC3. Could you make it so that the -libav switch works for regular DD too ?

Anyway; The test i did on the DD encoding part of EAC3To didnt reveal the problem i had with DVDLab; It is probably a problem with DVDLAb. Encoding separately with Aften (Gui) has the advantage that you have more control/options, but that is logical. I think i'll keep doining it that way because of that (mainly the pre-filtering options add some quality to the AC3 file).

[Phantomas_X]

ahh, alright, working....

but now

This track is not clean. Processing aborted.
Please clean the track with delaycut and then retry eac3to.

when i try to repair/clean up with delaycut, it reads it as an mpeg 1 audio file. After rename to .ac3 it will fix it, but only the half file size and only silence.

one other thing, i tried to play the ac3 wit nero showtime, after this the original e-ac3, and it worked and show "Digital Plus" in Display... Are there internal Decoder in Showtime ?

[scarbrtj]

Having trouble with the eac3 --> ac3 conversion process for The Matrix. This is my first attempt at this so please bear with me... I have all the right decoders, etc.

Basically what is happening is that my converted .ac3 file is "jumpy". It sounds like it is flipping back and forth in the timeline or something, every 3 to 4 seconds. Weird ,I know. Otherwise, it sounds great and gets passed through S/PDIF great! The nero filter is set for no downmixing... I don't know what else parameter I can check.

Thanks, especially Madshi, hopefully someone will understand my problem and offer a solution.

[Mtz]

I should have a full upgrade ready soon.
Using the delay buttons and going up to 2000ms, the Gui showed 2.000ms which is not correct for eac3to. Correct is 2000ms.
I hope to include the dts extension in Save As (and have the Save button instead of Open) and the settings to remember the eac3to.exe location.

enjoy,
Mtz

[madshi]

Could you make it so that the -libav switch works for regular DD too ?
I think so. But I don't really recommend libav for DD decoding because:

(1) The libav DD decoder is not based on the reference decoder. So quality might be ever so slightly lower compared to the reference decoder (or not, I don't really know).
(2) The libav DD decoder always only outputs 16 bit while the reference decoder outputs 24 bit.

Anyway; The test i did on the DD encoding part of EAC3To didnt reveal the problem i had with DVDLab; It is probably a problem with DVDLAb.
Good to know. Thanks.

[madshi]

when i try to repair/clean up with delaycut, it reads it as an mpeg 1 audio file. After rename to .ac3 it will fix it, but only the half file size and only silence.
Have you used the latest delaycut v1.3? See delaycut thread here in doom9.

one other thing, i tried to play the ac3 wit nero showtime, after this the original e-ac3, and it worked and show "Digital Plus" in Display... Are there internal Decoder in Showtime ?
Obviously if you buy the Nero HD DVD/Blu-Ray plugin, Nero installs a decoder for E-AC3 on your PC. This decoder is used by eac3to and by Showtime.

[madshi]

Basically what is happening is that my converted .ac3 file is "jumpy". It sounds like it is flipping back and forth in the timeline or something, every 3 to 4 seconds.
That's quite strange. Is the runtime of the AC3 correct? Please try converting to another format, e.g. FLAC, DTS or WAV. This way you can find out where the problem comes from decoding E-AC3 or from encoding to AC3.

[G_M_C]

I think so. But I don't really recommend libav for DD decoding because:

(1) The libav DD decoder is not based on the reference decoder. So quality might be ever so slightly lower compared to the reference decoder (or not, I don't really know).
(2) The libav DD decoder always only outputs 16 bit while the reference decoder outputs 24 bit.


Isnt LibAV based on/part of FFDShow_Tryouts (i really am no expert, so its only a stab in the dark for me here ;) ) ?

I can set 24 bits on that (and 16 or 32).

[madshi]

Isnt LibAV based on/part of FFDShow_Tryouts (i really am no expert, so its only a stab in the dark for me here ;) ) ?

I can set 24 bits on that (and 16 or 32).
ffdshow supports various bitdepths, but most libav decoders don't. ffdshow makes use of several decoder packages. libav is one of them. Of course ffdshow can take the libav data and convert it to 24bit. But that won't change the fact that the real decoded data is only 16bit to begin with when using libav. Well, theoretically it's possible that ffdshow have modified libav to allow more than 16bit decoding output. Don't know if they did that, but I rather think not.

[G_M_C]

Ahh, dont know if they have adapted the decoder(s) either.

But the reason i ask about this is that the Nero package is such bloatware these days. For instance the premium-version is such bloatware, it can hog resources and is virtually impossible to get rid off.

I'd like to prevent problems by installing separate open-source tools, that give only the features i need, without causing all that mess.

[madshi]

But the reason i ask about this is that the Nero package is such bloatware these days. For instance the premium-version is such bloatware, it can hog resources and is virtually impossible to get rid off.

I'd like to prevent problems by installing separate open-source tools, that give only the features i need, without causing all that mess.
You can limit the Nero installation to Nero Showtime. Of course you can also choose open source software instead. But honestly: Do you want the best quality or not? There's not really a usable alternative to Nero's E-AC3 decoder available right now, as far as I can see. So I don't really see a way around Nero. I do expect the open source E-AC3 decoder to mature over time. But personally, I'll probably continue to use Nero's decoder, anyway. Simply because I think that the official Dolby reference decoder should give me the best possible quality.

[Penecho]

Hi, i got the following message, when i try to convert e-ac3 to ac3:


E-AC3, 5.1 channels, 1:25:12, 1536kbit/s, 48khz, dialnorm: -27dB
Removing dialog normalization...
Decoding with DirectShow (Nero Audio Decoder 2)...
Disabling DRC for Nero (E-)AC3 decoding...
This track is not clean. Processing aborted.
Please clean the track with delaycut and then retry eac3to.

What do i have to do now?

Dolby Digital Plus audio stream 1 found!
First PTS = 11DC2AFF (+3329312ms)

What delay is that?



Cu

[nautilus7]

Wtf is wrong with the e-ac3 tracks? Lot of people have the same problem!!!

Hi, i got the following message, when i try to convert e-ac3 to ac3:


E-AC3, 5.1 channels, 1:25:12, 1536kbit/s, 48khz, dialnorm: -27dB
Removing dialog normalization...
Decoding with DirectShow (Nero Audio Decoder 2)...
Disabling DRC for Nero (E-)AC3 decoding...
This track is not clean. Processing aborted.
Please clean the track with delaycut and then retry eac3to.

What do i have to do now?

Dolby Digital Plus audio stream 1 found!
First PTS = 11DC2AFF (+3329312ms)

What delay is that?



Cu
Use latest delaycut (v1.3.0.0) to find out what/where is the problem. Use ignore option or what ever you want (to start with) and post the log here afterwards. If there are only crc errors, use fix to correct them and you 'll be ok.

[scarbrtj]

That's quite strange. Is the runtime of the AC3 correct? Please try converting to another format, e.g. FLAC, DTS or WAV. This way you can find out where the problem comes from decoding E-AC3 or from encoding to AC3.

Madshi...can you give me commandline syntax for converting my trueHD file to DTS or WAV?

One other thing I should note. When forcing the Sonic decoder, I get a "good" AC3 file...but... it only decodes with the Sonic decoder (plays back well, though, via that decoder ONLY). I use the NVIDIA audio decoder for almost all my AC3 playback needs as it passes through SPDIF well. When I play back these eac3 files converted to ac3 via Sonic, they do not get decoded by NVIDIA (can't even force it)...only playable via Sonic Audio Decoders.

Oh, one other thing. It doesn't seem to matter whether I take the DD+ stream or the "MLP" (trueHD?) stream for decoding. Still have the "weird" ac3 file generation via Nero.

[madshi]

Wtf is wrong with the e-ac3 tracks? Lot of people have the same problem!!!
Don't know. Either EvoDemux has a bug which produces incorrect E-AC3 tracks. Or the ripping was faulty. Can't really believe that the HD DVDs itself are that faulty. Personally, I've not had any such trouble yet.

[madshi]

Madshi...can you give me commandline syntax for converting my trueHD file to DTS or WAV?
It's as simple as can be:

eac3to source.thd dest.dts
eac3to source.thd dest.wav

One other thing I should note. When forcing the Sonic decoder, I get a "good" AC3 file...but... it only decodes with the Sonic decoder (plays back well, though, via that decoder ONLY). I use the NVIDIA audio decoder for almost all my AC3 playback needs as it passes through SPDIF well. When I play back these eac3 files converted to ac3 via Sonic, they do not get decoded by NVIDIA (can't even force it)...only playable via Sonic Audio Decoders.

Oh, one other thing. It doesn't seem to matter whether I take the DD+ stream or the "MLP" (trueHD?) stream for decoding. Still have the "weird" ac3 file generation via Nero.
Maybe the NVidia audio decoder doesn't like 640kbps AC3 files? Try feeding eac3to with an additional "-448" parameter ("eac3to sourcefile dest.ac3 -448"). That will produce an AC3 file with 448kbps bitrate instead of the default 640kbps. A compliant AC3 decoder should be able to decode 640kbps, though!

[Penecho]

Wtf is wrong with the e-ac3 tracks? Lot of people have the same problem!!!


Use latest delaycut (v1.3.0.0) to find out what/where is the problem. Use ignore option or what ever you want (to start with) and post the log here afterwards. If there are only crc errors, use fix to correct them and you 'll be ok.

It tells me too many errors, stop logging...

and i cant change the options, what to do with crc-errors...


[Input info]
Bitrate=128
Actual rate=128.000000
Sampling Frec=32000
TotalFrames=20449685
Bytesperframe= 48.0000
Filesize=981584864
FrameDuration= 3.0000
Framespersecond=333.3333
Duration=17:02:29.054
Channels mode=Stereo
LFE=LFE: Not present
[Target info]
StartFrame=0
EndFrame=20449684
NotFixedDelay= 0.0000
Duration=17:02:29.055
====== PROCESSING LOG ======================
Time 00:00:00.000; Frame#= 1. Unsynchronized frame...SKIPPED 6 bytes. Found new synch word
Time 00:00:00.006; Frame#= 3. Unsynchronized frame...SKIPPED 306 bytes. Found new synch word
Time 00:00:00.009; Frame#= 4. Uncomplete frame...SKIPPED
Time 00:00:00.012; Frame#= 5. Unsynchronized frame...REWINDED 0 bytes. Found new synch word
Time 00:00:00.015; Frame#= 6. Uncomplete frame...SKIPPED
Time 00:00:00.018; Frame#= 7. Unsynchronized frame...REWINDED 0 bytes. Found new synch word
Time 00:00:00.021; Frame#= 8. Uncomplete frame...SKIPPED
Time 00:00:00.024; Frame#= 9. Unsynchronized frame...REWINDED 0 bytes. Found new synch word
Time 00:00:00.027; Frame#= 10. Uncomplete frame...SKIPPED
Time 00:00:00.030; Frame#= 11. Unsynchronized frame...REWINDED 0 bytes. Found new synch word
Time 00:00:00.033; Frame#= 12. Uncomplete frame...SKIPPED
Time 00:00:00.036; Frame#= 13. Unsynchronized frame...REWINDED 0 bytes. Found new synch word
Time 00:00:00.039; Frame#= 14. Uncomplete frame...SKIPPED
Time 00:00:00.042; Frame#= 15. Unsynchronized frame...REWINDED 0 bytes. Found new synch word
Time 00:00:00.045; Frame#= 16. Uncomplete frame...SKIPPED
Time 00:00:00.048; Frame#= 17. Unsynchronized frame...REWINDED 0 bytes. Found new synch word
Time 00:00:00.051; Frame#= 18. Uncomplete frame...SKIPPED
Time 00:00:00.054; Frame#= 19. Unsynchronized frame...REWINDED 0 bytes. Found new synch word
Time 00:00:00.057; Frame#= 20. Uncomplete frame...SKIPPED
Time 00:00:00.060; Frame#= 21. Unsynchronized frame...REWINDED 0 bytes. Found new synch word
Time 00:00:00.063; Frame#= 22. Uncomplete frame...SKIPPED
Time 00:00:00.066; Frame#= 23. Unsynchronized frame...REWINDED 0 bytes. Found new synch word
Time 00:00:00.069; Frame#= 24. Uncomplete frame...SKIPPED
Time 00:00:00.072; Frame#= 25. Unsynchronized frame...REWINDED 0 bytes. Found new synch word
Time 00:00:00.075; Frame#= 26. Uncomplete frame...SKIPPED
Time 00:00:00.078; Frame#= 27. Unsynchronized frame...REWINDED 0 bytes. Found new synch word
Time 00:00:00.081; Frame#= 28. Uncomplete frame...SKIPPED
Time 00:00:00.084; Frame#= 29. Unsynchronized frame...REWINDED 0 bytes. Found new synch word
Time 00:00:00.087; Frame#= 30. Uncomplete frame...SKIPPED
Time 00:00:00.090; Frame#= 31. Unsynchronized frame...REWINDED 0 bytes. Found new synch word
Time 00:00:00.093; Frame#= 32. Uncomplete frame...SKIPPED
Time 00:00:00.096; Frame#= 33. Unsynchronized frame...REWINDED 0 bytes. Found new synch word
Time 00:00:00.099; Frame#= 34. Uncomplete frame...SKIPPED
Time 00:00:00.102; Frame#= 35. Unsynchronized frame...REWINDED 0 bytes. Found new synch word
Time 00:00:00.105; Frame#= 36. Uncomplete frame...SKIPPED
Time 00:00:00.108; Frame#= 37. Unsynchronized frame...REWINDED 0 bytes. Found new synch word
Time 00:00:00.111; Frame#= 38. Uncomplete frame...SKIPPED
Time 00:00:00.114; Frame#= 39. Unsynchronized frame...REWINDED 0 bytes. Found new synch word
Time 00:00:00.117; Frame#= 40. Uncomplete frame...SKIPPED
Time 00:00:00.120; Frame#= 41. Unsynchronized frame...REWINDED 0 bytes. Found new synch word
Time 00:00:00.123; Frame#= 42. Uncomplete frame...SKIPPED
Time 00:00:00.126; Frame#= 43. Unsynchronized frame...REWINDED 0 bytes. Found new synch word
Time 00:00:00.129; Frame#= 44. Uncomplete frame...SKIPPED
Time 00:00:00.132; Frame#= 45. Unsynchronized frame...REWINDED 0 bytes. Found new synch word
Time 00:00:00.135; Frame#= 46. Uncomplete frame...SKIPPED
Time 00:00:00.138; Frame#= 47. Unsynchronized frame...REWINDED 0 bytes. Found new synch word
Time 00:00:00.141; Frame#= 48. Uncomplete frame...SKIPPED
Time 00:00:00.144; Frame#= 49. Unsynchronized frame...REWINDED 0 bytes. Found new synch word
Time 00:00:00.147; Frame#= 50. Uncomplete frame...SKIPPED
Time 00:00:00.150; Frame#= 51. Unsynchronized frame...REWINDED 0 bytes. Found new synch word
Time 00:00:00.153; Frame#= 52. Uncomplete frame...SKIPPED
Time 00:00:00.156; Frame#= 53. Unsynchronized frame...REWINDED 0 bytes. Found new synch word
Time 00:00:00.159; Frame#= 54. Uncomplete frame...SKIPPED
Time 00:00:00.162; Frame#= 55. Unsynch
Too Many Errors. Stop Logging.


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[madshi]

It tells me too many errors, stop logging...

and i cant change the options, what to do with crc-errors...
Please put this E-AC3 track into the trash bin and rerip the disc (you own it, don't you?). Then use the latest EvoDemux version for demuxing the audio tracks. I think there must have been something wrong when you first ripped and demuxed. Maybe your PC is overclocked? Try to clock it down.

[Penecho]

Yea i own the disc. I used EvoDemux v0.627 b7



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