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FYI

In TrackTime (part of the automation workflow) we ignore anything other than INDEX 01. I have seen some cue files that needed manual editing to replace INDEX 0 with INDEX 1 to get the correct track transition timing.

Z

Great Program
I was able to import a blue-Ray (AVCHD) .mpls file and extract the DTS Master Audio. I then used AudioMuxer to convert the multichannel DTS Master Audio file to a single multichannel FLAC file, and a track listing text file. That's were the manual work of creating a cue file with the track listing text file started. After I manually created the cue file. (Takes time) I could then split the one large FLAC file into multi single FLAC tracks one for each song.

Question? Can this program use the chapter times to create multi FLAC tracks, or can I make a future feature request to.....
1. Convert chapter times to audio tracks?
2. Export chapter times in a cue format? (Better for editing times if needed.)
3. Maybe you got a better solution.

Thanks.
Huckamazoo

Thanks for the reply. That's good information to know!

Like I said, Great Program
Thanks for your effort!

Huckamazoo

I have Surcode DTS Pro Encoder installed, and Audiomuxer recognizes it.

I am trying to convert an interleaved 6-channel .wav file, output from Audition 3.0 --format according to Audition is Windows PCM Wave Audio, 32 bit normalized float, (type 3); recording sample rate is 88.2kHz, 32bit; according to Audiomuxer it is 'PCM Extensible wav format (32 bits)| 88200Hz|16.9Mbps|6Ch' -- to DTS 5.1 . I have checked to 'convert to 48kHz' option. However the Eac3to log says the format is not recognized. I get the same message when I try to convert the file to mono wavs with Audiomuxer, so I suspect it is not a DTS conversion problem per se.

Is working with such a file an impossible task for Audiomuxer/eac3to? Do I need to start with 6 mono wavs?