Problem using Besweet.

[vince]

Hi, I tried to encode a divx extracted ac3 file to mp2. (I tried other methods too, cannot extract to .wav directly in Vdub, got error when encoded in tmpgenc with high directshow multimedia priority). Anyway, I got to try besweet, and I got error says "MAXIMUMFRAMESIZE not large enough". It seems impossible to encode this audio. It plays fine in WMP. Any suggestions?

[Shabubu]

If it plays in media player then use graphedit. Guides at doom9.org

[vince]

The original file is extract ac3 from a divx movie. The graphedit converts only vob files ripped using smartripper. Is it correct?

[Shabubu]

Nope graph edit will open any file windows media player does. Just "render" the ac3 or insert a file source filter and then work with that. Use the vob guide to see how it works (it's also a nice way of repairing video streams that won't encode but will play, especially Windows Media, been trying one in particular for 6 months till I worked out how to do it with graphedit).

When ever a file is opened using windows media components (even power DVD and games use these), a "graph" is created automatically telling windows how to handle the file and what "filters" to run it through to see it. All graphedit does is let you create these by hand so you can pipe stuff thru different filters or to another source (file instead of soundcard). It's great fun playing with all the options

[fantomlord]

@vince:
did you try this...did it work?
I'm having the same problem and am looking for a good solution.

[vince]

Hi, I haven't tried Graphedit, but I used Headache to convert the .ac3 file to .wav and it worked.