Is there a limit to .wav length/size?

nate

2011-10-10 11:06:30 am

Quote from ballofsnow:

really, capture programs should not be writing such large files and instead should be splitting them up.

>_>

ballofsnow

2011-10-10 11:31:16 am

lol

Caracarn

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Caracarn: 2011-10-10 04:27:19 pm

2011-10-10 03:55:08 pm

There is probably a way to do that in AmarecTV, but I probably have the file size set to unlimited. I guess that would be easier than splitting them up in VirtualDub afterwards.

Actually I just did a quick test, using a 150 MB limit, and it dropped some frames in between files. Not sure how many frames, but enough that I don't wan't to do it that way. I'll just stick with splitting it in Vdub afterwards, since I know that works.

gyth

2011-12-18 08:03:59 pm

Quote from ballofsnow:

However, Anri will still not properly load large avi files that contain wav/pcm audio greater than 4 GB. I'm not bothered so much by this because really, capture programs should not be writing such large files and instead should be splitting them up.

FFindex can output source audio files as .w64

Did you ever run into anything like this?

Code:

eac3to v3.24
command line: eac3to  outputFile.w64 stdout.wav 
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
W64, 2.0 channels, 7:47:55, 16 bits, 1411kbps, 44.1kHz
Reading W64...
Writing WAV...
Creating file "stdout.wav"...
Writing the destination file failed.  <ERROR>
Aborted at file position 657719296.  <ERROR>

Ah, needed -ignorelength on nero command line.

gyth

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gyth: 2011-12-20 06:36:34 am

2011-12-19 08:01:02 am

The experimental build of Virtualdub has support for outputting directly to nero.
It works on the large wav I was having trouble with, but it is pretty deep in the gui, so I'm not sure if it would be callable from the command line.

edit: Values can be set in the registry from a script.

gyth

2011-12-19 11:18:55 am

Is there a sample of the file that was causing static when piped with wavi?

gyth

2011-12-28 11:39:56 am

SoundOut can also run nero directly.

Code:

SoundOut(\
output = "CMD",\
filename = "C:\Users\vehi\Desktop\out.m4a",\
executable = "C:\Program Files (x86)\anrichan3.3\neroAacEnc.exe",\
prefilename = " -if - -of ",\
postfilename = " -q 0.25 -ignorelength")

nate

2011-12-28 12:25:16 pm

brilliant.