MediaCoder

I don't see any way to convert my old 90s WAV files to M4A (will rename to M4R for my iPhone's tone). Am I not seeing it?

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Hello.

I noticed MediaCoder v0.8.53 b5930 was released from 5/3/2018 according to its http://blog.mediacoderhq.com/changelog/. Is the developer on a break or something? I am just curious.

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I use MediaCoder x64 v0.8.53 b5930 (5/3/2018)'s Easy Cropper tool to set these values from the original 1280x720 MP4 video file: Coordinate: 0:0:352:720 (aka 352x720 pixels) Aspect Ratio: 0.489:1 Pixel Number: 0.25M However, I am unable to get the new encoded silent (did not need audio) video (any f...

I could not figure out how to do it with the (lat/new)est MediaCoder version.

Thank you in advance.

Hello. My 32-bit MediaCoder v0.8.29.5606's Time doesn't work well with my *.TS recording files from DVB Viewer Pro in my very old, updated Windows XP Pro. SP3 machine. Its message says "The duration of selected file is not valid or cannot be correctly retrieved." I noticed I can't skip around when p...

I checked out your attempt by taking an MKV file containing an MP3 audio stream and setting: Video tab: unchecked Enable Audio tab: checked Copy Audio Container = default and Hit "Start" and MediaCoder crashed I then simply changed to enable audio: Audio tab: Format = Mp3, Encoder=LAME MP3, Source=...

meRobs wrote:As it says on that link: "Your build is up to date". The latest is 5292 for the 32-bit version and 5293 for the 64-bit.
The build number is 5292, whereas the "15" (part of the series number) was a typo.

Thank you for confirming on the typo. Just double checking.

Hello. Maybe I am doing this incorrectly/wrong in MediaCoder, but I can't seem to rip/copy a video's audio track to a MP3. See http://i.imgur.com/oUdhI.gif and http://pastebin.com/jrtauW7z (crash dumps and analysis) as an example. Why does this happen? I can copy/rip audio if I don't use copy audio ...

Hello. I just installed MediaCoder-0.8.16.5292.exe with everything into my old, updated Windows XP Pro. SP3 machine. When I check for new version, it tells me v0.8.16 is out, but its build number is the same on http://www.mediacoderhq.com/update/?p=19819&ver=0.8.15&build=5292 ... Is this a typo? Or ...

ant wrote:I tried 0.7.5.4742 on a clean, updated XP Pro. SP3 in VMware Workstation v7.1.1 (256 MB of RAM). It worked. I will try it on my home PC later this weekend. I hope the bug is really fixed.

I upgraded and it worked. YAY!