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Suddenly Not Able To Split AC3 To 6 Mono Wav Files

TV's Frink said:
eac3to doesn't seem to be working. When I run the application, I see a text (dos?) window open and some stuff flashes by, then the window disappears.
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It is working. You can't just click on the .exe: you need to find a GUI or use the command line, which is what the bit in code in my previous post was showing. It needs to be adjusted to fit your directory structure.

e.g.

"C:\eac3to324\eac3to.exe" "C:\myaudio.ac3" "C:\myaudio.wavs"

Once you've done this, copy it to the clipboard, start the command prompt, click on the little black icon in the top-left, and go to Edit--> Paste and hit enter.

There are color-coded instructions for using eac3to in the FAQ of my guide. (Ignore the part that relates to slowing down the audio i.e. the switch.)
 
Oops. I'll give that a try.
 
Seems to have worked, thanks :)
 
You're welcome. Now that you've got the idea, you can use eac3to for other purposes. It's a super program. :)
 
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