the spike at the beginning cannot be avoided, since it's actually data - not samples, and in fact, this is useful data : it's the peak value of all channels.
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Originally posted by Eye of Horus
BeSweet.exe -core( -input L:\s2s\result.wav -output L:\s2s\temp- -6ch ) -ota( -g max )
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if you use v1.5b21, this would be a more advised commandline (faster/better quality):
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BeSweet.exe -core( -input L:\s2s\result.wav -output L:\s2s\temp- -6chfloat ) -ota( -g peak )
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but if you don't feel like sitting infront of the computer until the BeSweet process ends, use the commandline from the BeSweet FAQ to transcode directly to DTS. (end-to-end floating-point process)
note : don't forget to create logfiles - for future discussions!