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| Editing DTS-HD Master Audio without transcoding |
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Posted by: Kreeep - 2020-08-26, 02:01 PM - Forum: Audio and video editing
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I'm sure this question has been asked before. I have a DTS-HD MA track that I need to make some minor edits to, like trimming a little info throughout and adding a little back in. What's the best way of going about this without transcoding or quality loss? I can't imagine it would be converting it to FLAC and using something like Audacity, then converting back somehow? Thaanks.
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| "This track is not clean"? |
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Posted by: spaceboy710 - 2020-08-25, 08:20 PM - Forum: Audio and video editing
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Hey everyone!
Trying to capture AC-3 sound from an LD and having some issues.
Here is what I'm doing:
*Capture AC-3 through my RF-demod into Reaper (48/16 WAV)
*Taking that file and running it through BeSplit to make an AC-3 file. This sounds great in Foobar. No problems whatsoever
My friend is taking these AC-3 files and running them through UseEAC3to in order to create w64 files. At this point, they are getting a warning that says "the track is not clean".
Should I be concerned about the "track is not clean"? Is that just a warning to ignore? Again, the file sounds perfect when the AC3 file is playing on Foobar. Any attempt at processing through EAC3to messes it up though.
Any help would be great! Thanks!
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| A Big Thanks |
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Posted by: jithinmathew330 - 2020-08-24, 12:07 PM - Forum: Presentation
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Hello Everyone !
Hope all of you are doing well.
I have been a member of this forum for the last couple of years. But now let me take this opportunity to say a couple of things.
First of all let me tell you that as much as I consider myself a keen observer and an addict to the Visuals / Cinematography, Aspect Ratio's, Pixel Resolutions & all the HD formats of our movies, I want to say that am really enjoying this forum and a big thanks to the admins for creating a place like Fanres where we can discuss, share, contribute & exchange ideas honestly as much as we can from our knowledge in creating an upgraded / better forms of our fan videos.
Secondly, a Big & Sincere appreciation to all the Project Makers of this forum for your immense hard work, commitment, patience & utmost dedication in producing an output which even takes days & months to generate a couple of frames.
Thirdly, thanks again to the admins of this forum for providing all the Restoration basics & methods, Simple and effective guides (all which are absolutely helpful) for the restoration of our fan favorite movies.
I've got a couple of movies in my list which I would like to regrade to a better version. In that process I'm currently going through all the guides provided learning one by one hoping to achieve a result & bring it to the place someday.
Stay Safe Fanres.
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