Something went wrong in the audio converter
Issue #10
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Hey Guys, Your app is amazing, but i have an issue, i have downloaded the source code and compiled it with xCode, Everything build perfectly but when i am trying to convert an MKV Movie to M4V i get the Error "Something went wrong in the audio converter". I added the latest version of the "MP4Foundation" to my xCode Project. So i have tried several things, but nothing fixed my issue. Can you help me?
Moreover i have found the problem why it didn't load the metadata from the iTunes Store and changed it in my version, and added a button wich simply renames the Chapters to "Chapter 1", "Chapter 2" and so on.
I would be glad if i can help you to develop this software and make it more popular and comfortable to use.
With best regards TiER92
PS: Sorry for my bad english ;)
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repo owner
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Same thing here, but with your 0.26b2 compiled it works...
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reporter
Yep thats right. I have also added the A52Component in my Library but this didn't fix the Problem :/
Ok, i will just modify my patch, at the moment i only implemented German and Englisch for the iTunes Store search, to add the other Languages and make a pull request.
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repo owner
Make sure to build Subler in 32bit. Perian's decoder are still 32bit.
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I've tried both, 32bit & 64bit. It happens when i tried to convert DTS to aac, ac3 to aac works fine. Like i said before in your 0.26b2 build this works ok.
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repo owner
Perian might need to be in Library/QuickTime.
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My bad, i was using an old MP4 Foundation source, now it works...
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reporter
Hey i have tried to push my code up here, but i think it didn't work, or did it? How do i get this working for me, can you help me?
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repo owner
You have to create a fork here on bitbucket, push the changes to your fork and then create a pull request with the web interface.
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reporter
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Subtler uses the audio codecs installed on the system. So if you don't have the codecs installed it won't work. The new beta bundles the necessary codecs, so you might want to copy them to ~/Library/QuickTime or ~/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components .
If you have a patch you can either make a pull request or post the patch in a new issue ;)