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digi-rip
14th April 2002, 17:09
Hy .... I was really happy when I did my first divx with ace audio.
But now I am disapointed , because I need to extract to resample an Ac3 audio mixed with nandub but I only get a wav file.
I know that wav is ace but I cant do nothing with it ....
What may I do ??? :confused:
thx for answer :cool:
ivan_alias
14th April 2002, 23:06
If you load your avi into nandub and choose 'save wav' it will extract your ac3.
The resulting file will have a .wav extension but its really an ac3. You may also run it through the 'ac3fix' utility that you can get from the download section here at doom9.
Good luck
digi-rip
15th April 2002, 11:26
Thx for answer Ivan_alias ......
Well now I am going to make same question but .... with 2 audio streams .. 1 in ac3 the other in mp3 ...
If I try to save wav I only get a wav file .... mmm :confused:
ivan_alias
15th April 2002, 11:33
You got me there, I bet it can be done with graphedit but i'm no expert with that tool.
[EDIT] or yo ucould try selecting no audio from the main stream and ac3 or mp3 or whatever for the secondary stream?
fantomlord
30th April 2002, 19:55
Originally posted by ivan_alias
If you load your avi into nandub and choose 'save wav' it will extract your ac3.
The resulting file will have a .wav extension but its really an ac3. You may also run it through the 'ac3fix' utility that you can get from the download section here at doom9.
Good luck
is that program still on the download page??:confused:
Unless I'm just blind...I don't seem to see it anywhere
--or is it not called ac3fix?
thanks.
ivan_alias
30th April 2002, 23:08
thats it :)
DSPguru
4th May 2002, 07:58
info can be found at the Audio FAQs (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=7633). q4 & q15.
poopity poop
6th May 2002, 01:26
just to clariy what he said about 5%....
Audio has to be on direct stream copy. It is its defualt so you prolly didn't have a problem, just so you know if its on full processing mode it will try to convert it to whichever compression you have set in audio->compression. Which is accually a PCM wav by defualt
File-> Save Wav...
That option should
File-> process audio from currently set up audio
you get the idea
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