Staxrip x64-1.4.0.0

[brusno]

I'm trying out Staxrip again, I remember this to be an excellent encoder.
But....this time I have problems with getting any sound in my mp4 files. When I rightclick in the fields that should have contained soundfiles, I just find avs files.
Staxrip is mentioning about qaac: that it fail to locate CoreAudioToolbox. Maybe this is the problem? Does anyone know about this problem?

[sneaker]

qaac needs .dll files from Apple.
1. Download the iTunes 64 bit installer
2. get the portable installer from the qaac website
3. install 7-zip (or get portable 7z.exe)
4. move/extract all of the above into the same folder
5. run "makeportable.cmd"
6. move contents of the new "QTfiles64" folder to the qaac64.exe in the StaxRip folder

[brusno]

I have iTunes 64 bit installer, and makeportable.cmd in the same folder, but when I double-click (run) makeportable.cmd, nothing happens. And no QTfiles64 folder is appearing.

[sneaker]

Did you follow point 3?

[brusno]

Sorry, I jumped past that point, because I thought about 7z as a "zip" program (compression), and that windows probably had similar built in.
I installed 7z, ran the program "makeportable.cmd" and then I got the maps QTfiles and QTfiles64
I have copied the files in QTfiles64 into qaac folder, and will now check the Staxrip again.

[brusno]

Still the same problem: no audiofiles are appearing in the "audio"-field in Staxrip. So the problem has another cause. But thanks about the qaac anyway

The video file that I'm trying to convert to .mp4 is a .mts file by the way.

[sneaker]

Those fields should usually be filled automatically by StaxRip when opening the source. Is this not happening? Can you show the log?

[brusno]

When I choose vob-files from dvd, it is working. Then the audio-field is filled with an audiofile. But not when I'm trying with the .mts file. It is also working when I choose a .mp4-file.

[sneaker]

Try to rename to "055.TS".

[brusno]

Then it worked like a charm! Thanks!
So strange that the developer is not taking .mts into consideration with Staxrip.