Converting AC3 to other lossy format |
Converting AC3 to other lossy format |
Mar 31 2012, 04:25
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I have a couple of legally owned DVDs with separate high quality AC3 music-only soundtracks which I'd like to listen to on my iPod. Is there any easy way to tell what the bit rate is on these tracks (just for the heck of it)?
Also, does it make any kind of sense to re-encode in a usable lossy format for listening or should I just bite the bullet and extract them into a lossless format, accepting the size increase? If no one has practical experience with doing this on an AC3 track, I may run some DB tests later - but it won't be for a while. |
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GregDunn Converting AC3 to other lossy format Mar 31 2012, 04:25
Tormanoid QUOTE (GregDunn)Is there any easy way to tell what... Mar 31 2012, 07:11
botface I've transcoded AC3 to .ogg quite often. I oft... Mar 31 2012, 07:27
GregDunn Ah, that looks like Windows-only. Sorry, should h... Apr 1 2012, 05:46
Nessuno QUOTE (GregDunn @ Apr 1 2012, 06:46) I wi... Apr 1 2012, 08:35
DVDdoug QUOTE I didn't see anything relating to bitrat... Apr 2 2012, 19:01![]() ![]() |
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