grokwik
19th October 2010, 20:06
For command line audio encoding of ac3 files, I'm using Besweet which works pretty well.
I want to use eac3to instead because besweet is no more developped.
I have search through the forum but I didn't find what I want.
My command line for encoding is
"C:\Program Files\megui\tools\eac3to\eac3to.exe" "myfile.ac3" "myfile.wav" -normalize -down2 -down16 | "C:\Portableapps\Lame\lame.exe" -r --bitwidth 16 -s 48 -V2 - "myfile.mp3"
but I get a crappy mp3 (just a glitch sound)
The wav file is good.
If I don't use stdout and the simple command line :
"C:\Portableapps\Lame\lame.exe" -V2 "myfile.wav" "myfile.mp3"
Everything works fine.
If I dont use "-r --bitwidth 16 -s 48" in lame when piping I've got an error "unsupported audio format" because lame can't read wav header..
Does anyone can help
Thanks
I want to use eac3to instead because besweet is no more developped.
I have search through the forum but I didn't find what I want.
My command line for encoding is
"C:\Program Files\megui\tools\eac3to\eac3to.exe" "myfile.ac3" "myfile.wav" -normalize -down2 -down16 | "C:\Portableapps\Lame\lame.exe" -r --bitwidth 16 -s 48 -V2 - "myfile.mp3"
but I get a crappy mp3 (just a glitch sound)
The wav file is good.
If I don't use stdout and the simple command line :
"C:\Portableapps\Lame\lame.exe" -V2 "myfile.wav" "myfile.mp3"
Everything works fine.
If I dont use "-r --bitwidth 16 -s 48" in lame when piping I've got an error "unsupported audio format" because lame can't read wav header..
Does anyone can help
Thanks