tato25 ha escrit:

Seguint el consell d'en terminator, me'l vaig descarregar per provar-lo. I a l'hora de carregar un ac3, error al carregar-lo.
A la versió 3.0 hi havien filtres per carregar ac3, flac, aac, etc..., però en aquesta versió això ja no serveix.

Com punyetes carregeu l'ac3?

tato25 ha escrit:

Aprovechando el hilo, estoy haciendo unas pruebas, (nada que ver con Ranma), de pasar audios de "25 a 23.976". El caso es que para unos 20 minutos de audio, me tarda el doble en procesarlo, ¿eso es normal?

En la versión 3.0, tardaba unos 5 minutos + o -.

Please note that there are three common problems with "properly" decoding compressed audio tracks. The first problem has to do with that the purpose of a media player is different than the purpose of people like us who want to reencode audio tracks. A media player may want to adjust volume levels to specific parameters and circumstances. We reencoders absolutely want to avoid any processing on the precious audio data. This is a conflict which can not always be solved. The three known problems are:

(1) Some decoders apply DRC (Dynamic Range Compression). Stupidly Dolby's license requests that DRC must be applied, unless your decoder has an option to turn it on/off. Only then the decoder is allowed to not apply DRC. The purpose of DRC is to limit the dynamic range of an audio track, mainly to not annoy neighbours or to accomodate to noisy living room conditions. For our purposes DRC is catastrophic.
(2) Some decoders forcefully downconvert to 16bit, or raise volume for unknown reasons or do other stupid stuff.
(3) Some decoders don't make use of the full available information, but just extract and decode the "core" of the compressed audio data, which obviously results in less than optimal audio quality.