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Originally Posted by tebasuna51
Please show the log window or send any error message.
- The dts encoder don't work at all. We can't select bitrate and the output is always wrong.
I remember you how can use ffmpeg like dts encoder, seems your command line is wrong (I can't see it):
FFMPEG -i input -strict -2 -c:a dca -b:a 1509k output.dts
BTW the encoded dts by ffmpeg aren't compliant for some DVD/BD authoring soft, if we need a dts compliant is better use ffdcaenc.exe with GUI's like UsEac3to or BeHappy.
- The opus encoder make files with .ogg extensions and always downmix to stereo
- The Vorbis encoder is not needed now, it was replaced with opus.
- Maybe you can add the eac3 format.
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Thank you for the feedback.
The DTS is merely just for reducing DTSHD to core or extracting DTSHD. I haven't added the experimental DTS encoding features.
I will work on adding error output however.
The opus encoder is set to default to make files stereo, to avoid errors. If you take a 5.1 source and let Opus try to copy those channels you will get an error as Opus doesn't support 5.1(side)
Thank you on the Vorbis information. If it's truly out-dated I will remove it from the software.
I will also look into adding eac3 as well.
Thanks for the feedback so far.
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Originally Posted by tormento
Please notice that Windows AV reports it as Trojan:Win32/Wacatam
If you used any exe compression or encryption, perhaps much better to release the first version as plain exe.
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Updated the .zip on github with an uncompressed version of the .exe
Thanks for the tip!
