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    Greetings all!

    I have some AC3 (5.1) files that I just need to trim ~1.4 sec from the beginning of. I have tried several different programs so far, and none of them seem to do this (Audacity works, but wants to downmix it to 2-channel). Also tried DelayCut, but that didn't work either. (Also tried AC3 Delay Corrector - didn't work).

    Thanks for any assistance!

    (You'd think this would be an easy question to answer)
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    Originally Posted by DeathStalker77 View Post
    I have some AC3 (5.1) files that I just need to trim ~1.4 sec from the beginning of.
    Hi
    FFmpeg will do the job.
    Like this:-
    Code:
    ffmpeg -i filename.ac3 -ss 1.4 -acodec copy new_filename.ac3
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    Audacity > Edit > Preferences > Import/Export, choose 'Use Custom...'
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  4. Originally Posted by DeathStalker77 View Post
    Also tried DelayCut, but that didn't work either.
    Then you didn't do it right. If cutting 1.4 seconds, in the 'Delay' section fill in '-1400' on the 'Start' line. Give it a destination and hit 'Process'.
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    AC3 Delay Corrector works fine. Maybe you are using it incorrectly?
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    And DelayCut always works for me.
    "Didn't work" isn't very specific. It crashed? Or what?

    The interface takes a little study, you have to set the start and end times in milliseconds.

    You'd select "Cut file" and
    Start = 1400
    End = (original length of track in msec, eg, if 10 minutes exactly: 600000).
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