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  1. 1st Apr 2010 11:55 #1
    pixiesoft
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    what could the problem be? It also does it if I use multiAVCHD. Is there a program out there that could change tha audio format as it is 6ch and I want 5.1ch.

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    5.1= 5+1=6 channel. Unless you mean 6.1? Even if it's 7.1 it should still play back on a 5.1 system. More likely the audio is something like AAC. You can use eac3to to convert audio formats. Drop one of your files into MediaInfo, tree view and check the formats.
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    Yes the audio is AAC which seems to be the problem.
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    Originally Posted by duckky View Post
    Change a channel .Ane try again .
    How do I change a channel?
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    I started to use RipBot and everythimh is ok now with no problems. A bit slow though!
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