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  1. i feel like i should chime in since this thread partly concerns my releases.


     


    i use xdelta patches over providing audio files because the patches provide more than just audio; they also provide a signs/songs-only subtitle track since those parts still require a translation. they also prevent people from being silly and muxing the audio with other releases since it's not synced to them.


     


    i do not use audacity for cutting lossy audio. i avoid transcoding audio in my workflow unless i need to splice in audio from another source and it uses a different codec/sample rate/etc.


  2. How are you splitting the audio and video? With mkvmerge? If that's the case, then it isn't frame perfect unless you manage to find a cut at a keyframe.

    if you are splitting audio and video, yes. however, if you are splitting audio only, you can split at any audio frame boundary.

  3. But AviSynth outputs uncompressed audio stream, just like Audacity. There's literally no diffference.

    i'm not outputting from avisynth; it's purely for synchronization. the actual audio splitting/splicing is done on the compressed streams using mkvmerge.

  4. if the source audio is lossless, pretty much any old audio editor (e.g. audacity) can get the job done.


     


    if the audio is lossy and/or i want to sync based on video, i use a set of custom scripts in conjunction with avspmod and mkvmerge to achieve frame-perfect sync with little to no quality degradation. i might post a guide for it one day.


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