eac3to 3.54
eac3to stands as a reliable solution for converting and processing audio formats. Its flexibility and ease of use make it a valuable asset for audio enthusiasts, filmmakers, and sound engineers.
Some Features of eac3to:
Versatility:
eac3to supports a wide range of audio formats, including AC3, EAC3, DTS, TrueHD, and FLAC, offering users the flexibility to work with diverse audio sources.
Precision and Control:
eac3to provides precise control over audio streams, allowing users to extract, convert, and manipulate audio according to their specific needs.
Quality Preservation:
The tool is designed to maintain audio quality during the transcoding process, whether converting between lossless formats or compressing audio for specific platforms.
Multifunctional Toolkit:
In addition to transcoding, eac3to offers functions such as demuxing, downmixing, and fixing synchronization issues in audio streams, making it a versatile toolkit.
Changes to eac3to 3.54:
- For bluray/UHD disks, added skip first M2TS (-sf) and skip last M2TS (-sl) options. These allow for proper handling of Kino-Lorber-like disks and other disks with a spurious last M2TS.
- Allow handling of h.264 and h.265 elementary streams that do not contain AUD NALUs.
- Fixed a bug in STN table parsing that caused incorrect marking of hidden streams in the UI.
- Fixed bugs in detection of src/dest overlap detection. This detection is intended to prevent accidental overwrite of source files.
- Fixed cases where a source file could be improperly deleted, even if the command line does not have a src/dest overlap.
- Fixed some cases of improper framerate detection for HEVC streams.
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