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(long time ago in doom9 i posted the same problem, is in one outdated audition guide there if i good remember...)

exporting 32 bit normalized float, (type 3) in audition multichannel encoder always give me problems too(audition help explain why it happens sometimes)... then i chose:

32-bit, 4-byte integer (type 1)
or
24-bit, 3-byte packed integer

Thanks for a great and simple program.
The first software, in which I created gapless Audio DVD from DTS 96/24 files quickly and without any problems.

But I also intercede for the possibility to use mono wavs or w64 audio files as input for the audio conversion.
Many surround encoders requires as input mono-wavs. It would be good, if I can use the same files to convert into multichannel FLAC in AudioMuxer.
Using the source of mono-wavs may be difficult, because at the 24/48 or 24/96 surround audio is 5.1 multichannel wav often larger than 4 GB.
Therefore its necessary export audio from editor as w64 or as separate mono tracks. And Audiomuxer does not support these formats.

Version 0.9.2.1 is out with the possibility to merge mono-channel wavs to multi-channel wav or flac.
Run AudioMuxer again such that it can auto-update itself or download the new version from .

Have fun...

Thank you for the new version.

I try Merge to FLAC function with files from my current work.
I got this error:



Audiomuxer first merge mono-wavs to 6-channel wav and then convert it to flac?
It is possible change this procedure so that this conversion run on-fly (without creating the 6-channel wav)?

These are quite some big files that you are handling
I will have a look at w64 such that we can get this sorted out.
Yes, first to multi-channel wav, and then to Flac. Will have a look whether this can be done in 1 step.
More to come .....

I was building a DTS DVD for myself tonight when I noticed, after finishing the entire disc, adding graphics, etc., and playing it on my home theater, that I had gotten the track order on the album wrong. Now I know how to use a program like cuesplitter to split a 44.1 kbps DTS WAV with a cue sheet, but no idea what program to use with a 24/48 .dts file.

Sure enough, use that little "cue split" button on Audiomuxer and, voila, your one long .dts file has now been split. After reversing the order of the tracks, I just re-added my now-split 10 .dts tracks back into Audiomuxer, and rebuilt my DVD from there.

....another Audiomuxer success story.

Excellent....