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  1. hi, I've recently found this post
    https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/339481-How-do-I-trim-audio-with-AVIsynth#post2110741
    where is suggested to use the AudioDub command.

    my script is like this:

    Code:
    LoadPlugin("C:\MeGUI-2913-64\tools\ffms\ffms2.dll")
    Video=FFVideoSource("C:\h264, 1080p24.mkv", fpsnum=24000, fpsden=1001, threads=1).AssumeFPS(25,1)
    Audio=FFAudioSource("C:\English, 5.1 channels, 24 bits, 48kHz.dtsma_25fps.ac3")
    
    AudioDub(Video,Audio)
    
    Loop(0,12508,13634).Loop(0,14726,15444).Loop(0,15263,15631).Loop(0,16170,16742).Loop(0,16975,17153).Loop(0,17274,18366).Loop(0,17973,18226).Loop(0,18715,18984).Loop(0,19917,20399).Loop(0,20747,20800)
    Loop(0,21924,22243).Loop(0,22774,22959).Loop(0,23370,23521).Loop(0,23544,23877).Loop(0,26480,26754).Loop(0,27066,27165).Loop(0,29177,29277).Loop(0,29250,29262).Loop(0,30385,31237).Loop(0,32616,33174)
    Loop(0,40060,41734).Loop(0,43962,45403).Loop(0,66659,66659).Loop(0,135095,136355).Loop(0,137125,137544).Loop(0,138105,138460).Loop(0,138652,138889)
    
    Prefetch(7)
    then I've set up MeGUI to output an mkv instead of a RAWAVC, but I can't find any audio track into it,
    I just wanna edit the audio according to the Loops, so I can extract it and use it.
    But I'm not sure I've understood well how to use the "audiodub" command.
    can I have some help please?




    edit: sry nevermind, I got it now. I didn't noticed that the script also appears in the MeGUI "Audio Encoding - Track 1" Tab.
    So, I don't even have to encode the video, I just set up the correct bitrate in the "Encoder settings" Config and
    then I press the "Audio Encoding Queue" button, so MeGUI works on the audio track only, cutting it according to the loops.

    it works. thx to poisondeathray.


    The only doubt I have left is whether it is better to convert the audio to 25fps and then cut it,
    or cut it at 23.976 and then convert it to 25fps.
    Last edited by maudit; 17th Feb 2022 at 10:02.
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