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Convert DTS movie sound to AC3 for Apple TV usage
So, with the most recent builds of Aften (0.0.8), and cmake (2.8), I'm able to finally make this work under Snow Leopard. You can follow the script here: Install Script for MKV DTS to AC3 – Snow Leopard manually; it requires a little massaging to work correctly (some typos and missing commands.) Below are the commands I actually used, with my corrections applied: mkdir /ConverterTemp
This installs CMake cd /ConverterTemp/
At this point, I just opened the /ConverterTemp folder & ungzipped/untarred the file using the built-in OS X Archive Helper. cd cmake-2.8.0
This installs Aften cd /ConverterTemp
Same as above, use the Finder to decompress the aften file into the aften-0.0.8 folder cd aften-0.0.8
This installs MKVInfo cd /ConverterTemp
This installs libdca cd /ConverterTemp
This installs MKVDTS2AC3 cd /ConverterTemp
This installs MKVMerge cd /ConverterTemp
This installs MKVExtract cd /ConverterTemp---
-Jeff
Convert DTS movie sound to AC3 for Apple TV usage
Jeff, your instructions are great and I've made it further than ever before, but now I'm stuck at the step where you unzip the mkvinfo.zip file from iamthekiller's site....I get an error from the command line that there are no boundaries in that mkvinfo.zip file or something. I tried just using the OSX archive utlity to unzip it, but it seems to include nested zips and all kinds of weirdness that I can't get to the bottom of....can you just post the mkvinfo.zip file in a non-corrupted fashion somewhere and we can get it? |
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