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The dialnorm is set to the default -31db for AC3. If you want to change it after the file is encoded to AC3, I propose that you have a look at Change_DN (see , see ChangeDN.7z attachment). It will show the dialnorm of the source file and it will create a new one with the requested dialnorm.

Hopefully in a week from now it will get out of the door

Hi Pl4yitLOUD,

Thanks for this nice update
I see now that we can use the DTS-HD Encoder (if installed) instead of the Surcode DTS Encoder?

But I still miss something : the abillity to creating a .ISO out of dtscd's instead of creating .wav +.cue files.
I asked you about this on Fri Apr 05 so I was hoping you added this to this update.

I downloaded the ffdcaenc 2.1.3 but if I search for it with the Search for the executable it said that I must have the 2.1.3 or higher ?

Greetz
Misyki70

Thank you for the update.

Extracting TrueHD audio from MKV does not seem to work on my system. I go Tools -> Extract Audio from MKV -> Select MKV -> select the audio track. Then if I hit "Extract" nothing happens. AC3 / DTS-HD MA work just fine.

Also, it drives me crazy since the first day I started to use AudioMuxer that the popup LOG file does not stay but disappears after just a few seconds - could you please make it stay as long as the mouse is hovering over it?

AudioMuxer is by far the best program I've seen when it comes to unifying/simplifying the Blu-ray audio extraction process, up to and including track splitting, which no one else does [well]. Cheers!

I just tried 0.9.4.9, though, I don't think the changes would've helped the problem I just ran into.

I'm trying to extract a 5.1 LPCM track from a Blu-ray disc but AudioMuxer issues a series of errors during track splitting. The problem isn't actually the splitting process but rather, the original track extraction. Standard WAVE can't handle >4GB but that's the default audio format to which any given stream is extracted. One way to get around this is to extract to WAVE64 (.W64) format in the first step, then split. I was able to circumvent the problem by doing just this approach but with the older HD-DVD/Blu-ray Stream Extractor.

Would adding W64 as an initial extraction format be a feasible/reasonable update?

Thanks for the updated update

As a feature request I wonder if it would be possible to add drag & drop functionality in "Extract Audio From" windows?