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exrty
6th August 2002, 17:38
Hi,
Is it possible to encode DD through ac3 into a RV9 clip ?
Or is just RV9 reserved for 1.0 or 2.0 formats ?
I prefer to encode clips with 5.1 so is RV9 for me ?
regards
exrty
Latexxx
7th August 2002, 11:33
You need to create an dolby pro logic 2 audio file from your original ac3 file. Easiest way is to use besweet or headac3he select surround2 downmix. Then encode it as ra9 surround mode. I don't know can it becoded using a 5.1 sound card, but it works with home theatre equipment using dolby pro logic mode.
htc10825
7th August 2002, 13:41
No, it cannīt be decoded correctly to 5.1 speckers unsing RealPlayer.
Only external decoder does.
31 Flavas
13th August 2002, 23:11
Well, lemme throw this out there... maybe someone can further clarify.
Using smil you can combine pretty much any audio and video files.
For example, you could use divx5 for the video of the movie and RealAudio for the audio. Type a quick .smil file and presto the audio and video play togther. Or the opposite, use RV9 for the video and MP3 for the audio.
But, how can I get the .ac3 file to go out (over my spdif out) to my external DD decoder?
31 Flavas
13th August 2002, 23:32
Actually, I guess my question is, is there a "codec" for pass-thru of the .ac3 file to my external DD decoder?
i.e. Is there a codec for pass-thru of the .ac3 file for WinAmp or WMP?
Sorex
15th August 2002, 15:59
Hi,
I think 31Flavas is wrong. You can combine only real player supported audio and video formats, but AC3 is not supported by real player.
:(
exrty
18th August 2002, 22:06
So what's the best way to encode 5.1 movies using RV9 ?
exrty
19th August 2002, 15:55
any means or trick or soft to start realone for image and another to send SPDIF to the sound card and so establish the synchro ?
not yet i suppose.. ?
htc10825
19th August 2002, 16:25
@exrty:
the way of Latexxx
@31 Flavas
The Windows Media Player use a special directshow fileter("spliter") to seperate the audio and video data from the media file, and render the A/V data with the correspand directshow fileters("codecs") into "renderers"(video-overlay & directsound-diveice). The spliter is the base of whole work. For example, for normal .avi files it uses the "avi spliter" of windows own, for mpeg2-streams it uses the mpeg-spliter from I-Media/Intervideo/CyberLink etc., when you install a software dvd player or the filerpack of DOOM9. For AC3 .avi files it uses the directshow filter called "AVI AC3 X-Form) to splite the A/V-data, which was written by some freeware programmer and must be installed before playback. To get rm9+ac3 to work, following steps must be down:
1. someone(programmer) write and release a spliter "RM9 AC3 X-Form"
2. someone(hacker) patch the video filters from realnoe player so that they can be used like a normal directshow filter.
3. install a software dvd player or register its filter for audio playback.
As long as the rm9 codecs are not much superior to other codecs the
programmer/hacker will have no interest to do the step 1&2. Only pray may perform a miracle.
exrty
20th August 2002, 14:40
Regarding last doom9 benchmark, i guessed rv9 was a good codec to do so now ?
thanks
exrty
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