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[JoeCurry]

Im trying to follow this
https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=222898
as im trying to covnvert a NTSC 23.97 fps to a pal dvd 25fps

but i cant make head nor tale of this

Ensure that AC3FIX.EXE is either in your PATH (in your Windows directory for instance), or in the project directory. I'd suggest you just copy the AC3FIX.EXE to your WINDOWS or WINDOWS\SYSTEM32 directory. The format for the command is simple

AC3FIX.EXE "file to fix.AC3" "fixed filename.AC3"

The quotes are necessary if any of the path to the AC3 file has a space in it (C:\Program Files\ for instance). The 'fixed' filename is simply the fixed AC3 filename that will be generated. Both paths in quotes should contain the FULL path to the AC3 file (both input and output). If you do not include the full path, AC3Fix.exe may fail, or it may create the fixed file wherever your AC3FIX.EXE file is located. Since my audio source is AC3, and my example AVI was split into two pieces, I would specify the old audio file and the new audio output file like so:

AC3Fix.exe "c:\project folder\audio.ac3" "c:\project folder\fixed.ac3"

WHAT COMMAND? how do i do the command? please help im losing touch with reality

There must be an easier way of joining two avis back together and converting them isnt there?

[richdvd]

Have you tried this guide?

https://www.videohelp.com/forum/archive/t214128.html

[autodidact]

AC3Fix.exe=Command line tool
Open a DOS Prompt window (Win9x) or Command Prompt window (WinNT) and type the command according to the guidelines shown. As long as the AC3Fix executable is in a folder searched by the system or you execute from the folder in which it resides all should go as expected.

[fritzi93]

You might prefer to use AC3FixGUI if you're not comfortable with a command line tool. Or get BeSplit and BeSliced (GUI for BeSplit), it'll fix AC3 as well.