--- chris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> dave,
> i tried this on a small sample 24/48 wav file. i
> then
> mplexed it to a black video. the commands i used
> and
> output are below. notice that mplex seems to
> recognize the lpcm file as 16 bit. based on the
> file
> size alone (when compared to the original wav file),
> i
> think it is in fact 24 bit. how do i test the lpcm
> file to find sample size and rate?
good news. after tinkering with mplex a little bit
more i got it to work. here is the command that
worked:
mplex -f 8 -L 48000:2:24,48000:2:24 -o sample2448.mpg
black.m2v sample2448-2.lpcm
in addition, i have found that xine does _not_
recognize 24 bits, but does, oddly enough, recognize
the correct bitrate (2304000 b/s). the resulting
output from xine is diginoise. mplayer, however,
plays the resulting mpg correctly.
i'll be doing a more comprehensive test in the coming
days.
thanks! amazing response time.
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