Split PCM Wav without re-encoding or losing quality

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NeonBible's avatar
Split PCM Wav without re-encoding or losing quality

So I'm trying to sync The Terminator PCM Mono track to the US Remastered BD.

I've tried adding a delay in MKVMerge, and this works well in VLC.  However when I play on my hardware media player, the video goes black after a while and then the device crashes.  I'm thinking it doesn't handle the audio delay flag very well.

Now I want to take the WAV file and cut the unwanted section from it without losing any quality.

The format from VLC reads:

PCM S24 LE (araw)
Stereo
48000 Hz
24 bits per sample

How would I best achieve this?

Darth Mallwalker's avatar
RE: Split PCM Wav without re-encoding or losing quality

echo 0:08.950 | shntool split "The Terminator Mono Mix - 2012 Bluray.wav"

Last edited on August 6, 2013 at 8:50 PM by Darth Mallwalker

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zeropc's avatar
RE: Split PCM Wav without re-encoding or losing quality

or

eac3to terminator-mono.wav terminator-mono-fixed.wav +8950ms

NeonBible's avatar
RE: Split PCM Wav without re-encoding or losing quality

Awesome guys! Thank you.

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