2007/5/18, matt black <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Try transcode option '-n 0x2001' which tells it to treat it as DTS.
try mplayer in.wav -ao pcm:file=out.wav and reencode out.wav with oggenc or something.
stefan
Thank u guys! Mplayer worked very well, transcode not, although I think that now it's just a question about reading man pages to find the correct -n settings. Now I need to split my huge wave file in many smaller ones, according to a cue file that describes the time off each track. Do you know how to do this? and more: am I going to loose quality if I do this job with the ogg that I did from the original huge wave? I mean that I could take this ogg, convert to wav with transcode, split the file according to the cue and then encoding the divided files again with oggenc. What's better: start with the original wave or with the ogg file? Thanks! -- Um abraço, Erick Gomes Anastácio socrates.if.usp.br/~erickfis
