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  1. 12th Mar 2004 10:47 #1
    briandugas
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    I've read that some of the programs that convert audio to AC3, like BeSweet and that ffmpegGUI program; they sometimes don't produce 100% compatible audio. My question: if the audio isn't compatible, will that cause a DVD player not to read the DVD at all? or will it play the movie with no audio? Just curious.
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    from what I've seen it plays the movie with no audio. of course that could vary with a diffent player. I think Baldrick has been working on a fix for FFMpeg GUI. Check the latest comments on it.
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  3. 12th Mar 2004 11:20 #3
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    it will cause a standalone dvd player to crash... as soon as it tries to play the sound. i had a whole bunch of home movies i did with besweet, they all crashed on an older pioneer players. i'm redoing them now using softencode. it takes longer but it works.

    i heard ffmpeg uses the same engine(?) as besweet but the encoded ac3 works better??
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