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Is there a way to add an option for 44.1 Wav in audiomuxer?

The steps I am using now are
1. Merge files in Goldwave( convert to 48 Khz)
2. Load Bidule and process
3. Rename File
4. Use DTS Encoder suite to make DTS Files ( I would rather use SurCode)
5. Use audiomuxer to create image file but I only have 2 choices...DVD or MKV and both need to be 48 khz...I would like to do my conversions in the standard DTS CD format of 44.1 and use audiomuxer to finish off the project but the option to create a cd file 44.1 does not exist...That is what I was asking

Thanks

Thanks for the info

I agree with Fan51, if you just want to make a DTS-CD, process your wavs in 44.1 in Plogue (do not forget to change your Plogue settings from 48000 to 44100 before processing ), encode the resulting mono-wavs to DTSWav, then use ImgBurn (see ) to burn these DTSWavs to a CD.
That's it. Have fun...

Play4it, wonderful prg mate it saves me loads of time.
Could I ask for two minor changes please.
Could I join flac monos as well as wavs, as lots of us work in flac
Could I also build the join form more than one diectory; i.e. one for each wav/flac mono file.
thanks
Lokks

Thanks and so quick.
For the directory point perhaps I was not explicit enough. I couldn't compile a merged file with say two front channels from one directory and two rears from another.
I've been doing some work to re-engineer a Q8 WYWH by the Floyd. I wanted to check the difference between two mixes, as they had slightly different tonal balances but I thought that they would work together.
The only way I could do it was to place all the channels in one directory, then merge as I could not select two (say fronts) and then add two more (rears form different dir/).
I think this would be a useful feature when lsitening to various blends from surround mixes. Just pop them in the muxer and then merge.

Is it because the prefix, i.e. the name just before the channel indication, was different?
Since if you look at my example, the "merged" file is compiled out of files coming from different directories, but there is always a matching prefix and that's why my example works.
In my example, of course, I had to hit 6 times the "select files" button to select the files from the 6 different directories, but AudioMuxer correctly combines them together based on the prefix.
Just to be clear, in my example the matching prefixes were "PCM_Multi-16-48000", "PCM_Multi-24-48000" and "PCM_Multi-24-96000", respectively.

PM me otherwise some more details on the filenames that you have used such that I can have a better understanding of what you want to achieve.

Looks like a great project, by the way