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  1. 8th Sep 2005 10:51 #1
    jjulio1
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    I don't understand.

    the DVD Audio Extractor is not supposed to create audio file with more than 24 bits of sample, but It seems that it is creating one for me with 32 bits, and this is too bad, because I was planning to open it with the "Soft Encode 1.0 - Dolby Digital 5.1", and it does not open any audio file with more than 24 bits of sample.





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    Try to open this wav in 5.1 Encoder as raw data, and not as wav file.

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  3. 8th Sep 2005 15:41 #3
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    How? I want to open to save as an ac3 file.
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    Audacity(second photo) sets all audio to 32bit float by default,in Windows right-click on the file and go to Properties for the actual properties.
    Instead of converting AC3->WAV->AC3 why not use VOBEdit or DVDDecrypter->IFO Mode->Stream Processing?
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  6. 8th Sep 2005 17:57 #6
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    Originally Posted by NormaJ
    Thanks a lot.
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