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[HELP] Part of video has no audio
#1
[*]What Hybrid version did you use? Windows version 2002.03.20.1

[*]What did happen? If an error message came up what did it exactly say? No error message but second half of the output does not have audio. Even though when I previewed it in the app, the audio appears to be fine.

[*]What did you do to get to the bug?
[*]Debug output attached.
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#2
a. be aware that if you input is copy protected Hybrid will fail
b. Hybrid fails since mplayer reports
[mpeg2video @ 00007ff747076000]ac-tex damaged at 1 5
[mpeg2video @ 00007ff747076000]Warning MVs not available
Bad stream state,
seems like mplayer can't decode the audio or video properly.
You can try whether it helps to remux your input DVD with MakeMKV before you feed Hybrid with it.

Cu Selur
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#3
(21.03.2023, 18:24)Selur Wrote: a. be aware that if you input is copy protected Hybrid will fail
b. Hybrid fails since mplayer reports
[mpeg2video @ 00007ff747076000]ac-tex damaged at 1 5
[mpeg2video @ 00007ff747076000]Warning MVs not available
Bad stream state,
seems like mplayer can't decode the audio or video properly.
You can try whether it helps to remux your input DVD with MakeMKV before you feed Hybrid with it.

Cu Selur

Thanks for the quick reply.
I managed to get files with MakeMKV but when I put it into Hybrid, it crashed while trying to extact audio.
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#4
What happens if you call:
"C:\Program Files\Hybrid\64bit\mkvextract.exe" tracks "F:\B3_t02.mkv" 1:"C:\Program Files\Hybrid\temp\iId_5_aid_0_lang_ja_2023-03-22@01_02_00_8721_01.ac3"
in a Windows Command Prompt?
(this is the call Hybrid uses and which crashes)

Got any special antivirus software installed?

Cu Selur
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#5
Ehhmmm,... your temp folder lies inside the 'C:\Program Files' folder which requires admin rights to access, this might cause issues.
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#6
(21.03.2023, 19:13)Selur Wrote: Ehhmmm,... your temp folder lies inside the 'C:\Program Files' folder which requires admin rights to access, this might cause issues.

yeah. you're right. Changing the temp folder fixed it.
Thank you very much for your quick replies. Very helpful
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