When youve a corrupt ec3, fix it with Delaycut 1.3 fom Madshi Sonic Decoder has nothing to do with DRMģ. Im sure you will find all answers in eac3to Thread!Ģ. what codec is that from? (E-AC3/TrueHD/PCM -> Ac3/DTS/FLAC)Īnybody know anything about what I'm whining about? Hopefully.ġ. I have DMR turned off, and everything running in admin mode, made sure all the codecs were registered properly (not to mention that they show up in graph edit, so that's fine.) What's up with that codec error, I wonder. I've installed multple versions of nero, including the newest one (which is supposed to be totally vista compatible). I wonder if something is screwy with my nero filters. But, I can't get it to play with the nero filters at all (in graph edit, or mpc), it keeps crashing out. I can also get it to play in Media player classic with the sonic filter, so I know the EAC3 file is fine, But as I understand it, sonic screws up with DRM, so that's not really an option.

I'm been playing around in graph edit, and I can get the audio to play if I push it through the sonic hd audio decoder to my speakers. Maybe the error message doesn't say exactly that, but that's the impression I'm getting. So, I got the codecs, and tried again, and again it starts trying to remove dialog normalization, but then give me an error message telling me the expected raw file size was not correct (it's 0 bytes) If I turn off dialog audio normaliazation removal, it begins to create a raw file (which I'm told is a step in the right direction) but then I get a windows error message saying E-AC3/TrueHD/PCM -> Ac3/DTS/FLAC has stopped working, windows is very sorry, but tough crap. So, I go on this hunt for the dd+/dts/ac3 source plugin, and the only place I can find to download it from is in this lame-ass windows vista codec pack. Ok, so I find a eac3to gui, and I turn off that dialog normalization nonsense (of which, I know not what it even does) and it says that it can't load the nero audio 2 plugin, and/or the dd+/dts/ac3 source plugin.

It just sits for a second saying 'removing dialog normalization information.' and then command prompt. I send it through eac3to.exe and it tells me it's a compatible file (E-AC3), it's 5.1 audio, tells me the length blah blah blah, great, and then. So, I decide to start playing around with that.

Despite all of the guides telling me it would output a eac3 file, it output a WMA file. So, I started by demuxing the hd-dvd files with EVOdemux, and that seemed to go well. Anybody know if there are any known problems with vista and this? I know I can't expect or demand too much because it's a free public tool, and I totally respect that it's even available, but hopefully someone here can give me some help.įirst off, let me say I'm running on windows vista 32. I am having the most trouble with the EAC3to tool.

Windows ec3 codec decoder