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<blockquote data-quote="jameson_uk" data-source="post: 584659" data-attributes="member: 11220">This wont always work (and not sure why you are doing this in two passes??&nbsp; you could just do[code]&quot;%PluginsFolder%eac3to\eac3to.exe&quot; &quot;%pathToDrive%&quot; 1) 3: E:\MovieRips\%ripdrive%\English.flac 1: E:\MovieRips\%ripdrive%\Chapters.txt 2: E:\MovieRips\%ripdrive%\Movie.mkv -seekToIFrames[/code]You are assuming that video is chapters are stream 1, main video is stream 2 and main audio is stream 3.&nbsp; These change on each disk and also you are pickin up playlist 1 which is not always the main or correct feature)Also just one more thing you need something to decode HD audio in order for this to decode DTS-HD MA or True HD to flac.&nbsp; I can't remember whether the ffmpeg libraries that come with eac3to are recent enough to decode TrueHD but they certainly don't decode DTS-HD MA.&nbsp;&nbsp; In fact there is no open source way of decoding HD DTS yet and getting it working through Arcsoft can be a real pain.Without this you will only be extracting the core DTS soundtrack and IMHO there is no point converting this to flac.&nbsp; Also potentially you might just be picking up an interlaced AC3 track from the TrueHD stream.Anyway my oiginal point is the reason this is hard to code as you need to look at the different playlists and streams and select them interactively you can not just assume stream 2 will be video etc.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jameson_uk, post: 584659, member: 11220"] This wont always work (and not sure why you are doing this in two passes?? you could just do [code]"%PluginsFolder%eac3to\eac3to.exe" "%pathToDrive%" 1) 3: E:\MovieRips\%ripdrive%\English.flac 1: E:\MovieRips\%ripdrive%\Chapters.txt 2: E:\MovieRips\%ripdrive%\Movie.mkv -seekToIFrames[/code] You are assuming that video is chapters are stream 1, main video is stream 2 and main audio is stream 3. These change on each disk and also you are pickin up playlist 1 which is not always the main or correct feature) Also just one more thing you need something to decode HD audio in order for this to decode DTS-HD MA or True HD to flac. I can't remember whether the ffmpeg libraries that come with eac3to are recent enough to decode TrueHD but they certainly don't decode DTS-HD MA. In fact there is no open source way of decoding HD DTS yet and getting it working through Arcsoft can be a real pain. Without this you will only be extracting the core DTS soundtrack and IMHO there is no point converting this to flac. Also potentially you might just be picking up an interlaced AC3 track from the TrueHD stream. Anyway my oiginal point is the reason this is hard to code as you need to look at the different playlists and streams and select them interactively you can not just assume stream 2 will be video etc. [/QUOTE]

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