While the *.wav and *.flac are recognized just fine, the *.w64 files play fine in foobar and VLC though. I just went to MMG from mkvtoolnix, and tried adding the *.w64 files, to mux into an MKV, and the *.w64 file is recognized as an "MPEG-4 part 10 ES stream. I would give you a log from FFmpeg, but Command Prompt won't let me copy its text (I've tried the right click > select all > Ctrl+ C method, and the appending >XXX.log method to no avail). ![]() What am I supposed to do? I've been struggling with this since yesterday, I've also tried Eac3to but it doesn't support joining containerless audio. They're both 6.1 channels, with a bit depth of 24 bit, and 48,000 kHz sample rate.Ĭoncat.txt merely has the part 1 on line 1, and part 2 on line 2, the second command does the same: It only copies the first part to the output file. Here's the second command: "C:\Users\Marcus\Desktop\ffmpeg\ffmpeg.exe" -i "concat:E:\Media\Movies\The Lord of the Rings\The Two Towers\Audio\Part1.w64|E:\Media\Movies\The Lord of the Rings\The Two Towers\Audio\Part2.w64" -c copy "E:\Media\Movies\The Lord of the Rings\The Two Towers\AudioTheTwoTowers.w64" I tried both of these commands: "C:\Users\Marcus\Desktop\ffmpeg\ffmpeg.exe" -f concat -i "C:\Users\Marcus\Desktop\catlist.txt" -c copy "E:\Media\Movies\The Lord of the Rings\The Two Towers\Audio\TheTwoTowers.flac" The format doesn't matter at this point, FLAC Wave64, whatever. Now I'm trying to concatenate the two into one file. ![]() ![]() I've decoded it from DTS-HD MA to Wave64, and I used avisynth to remove the black screen audio (4 seconds) from the first file.
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