Mister Hatt wrote:There are plenty of good documents people can google about why audio in avisynth is bad and there is no reason I should need to explain when people are just too lazy to look it up themselves.
Mister Hatt wrote:Audio in avisynth doesn't always work (it sucks with certain things on PCM which are common on bluray) and even when it does it is lossy.
The best way to get audio cut properly is using a perlscript like split_aud.pl (google it) which reads trim points from an avs file and after taking a framerate argument uses mkvmerge to cut and rejoin stuff. You can splice with mkvmerge directly if you need to join multiple segments.
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