EccentricOne

I admire your persistence but nobody is ever going to share that with us

Sigma's contains 2 versions of the movie where-as NTG is split in half presumably by mkvtoolnix, and both are constant bitrate.

You do realize the irony of posting that in a thread thats been dead for more than a year, right?

Worrying about that is like worrying that you're going to be hit by a meteor, its patently ridiculous. Its not going to happen. The analog hole is impossible to patch.

You're protecting a way to screencap edge? really? XD The analog hole is unpatchable, theres a lot of ways you can do a screencap of edge Here's one that I know of, HDMI out to a capture box like an elgato and back in, you can literally record your PC's video output this way if you want to But honestly I don't know why you'd bother screencapping Edge when its publicly known you can get Amazon through Kodi, and its much easier to cap that than Edge Plus what is even the advantage to capping Amazon through Edge? Amazon plays 1080p through Chrome even... If its Netflix even Flixgrab is better than doing a screencap Honestly, what is even the point of discussing this if people are going to withhold knowledge of the FREAKING analog hole. I could tell you about OBS but then i'd have to kill you all This thread truly is a complete waste of time.

Given WVDownloader 1.7.8 was floating around (Doesn't work either) you can be damn near certain 1.0.9 won't work either

Run it throigh mkvtoolnix too, this fixes the files. You'll get an error every 100ms thats stream tag info

Stating it is illegal like it is a fact kind of bugs me, Its not quite that simple, circumventing DRM is perfectly legal under many situations. I would like some evidence of that claim. Especially given the project in question, barely anyone here got it to even do anything and the project the code was based on, a Kodi video plugin still remains online

looks like the author of that deleted it - it definitely was there.

Theres nothing actually wrong with Netflixs 'AC3 384kbps', it just requires you to remove netflix's stream info from it before it'll work properly. Those "Skipped Frame" errors you get in MKVtoolnix are tags for streaming. Save this as a batch script in the same folder as ffmpeg, FOR %%A IN (%*) DO ffmpeg -i %%A -vn -acodec copy "%%~nA_new.ac3" Then drag and drop your 'broken' ac3 into it and this will make it readable to mkvtoolnix, ignore all mkvtoolnix errors. It'll be perfectly fine. You can drag multiple of them into the batch script and it'll fix them all at once.

192kbps e-ac3 is better than 384kbps ac3? what? that sounds like nonsense. E-AC3 is the successor format to AC3 but thats still half the bitrate... even HEVC isn't actually as good at 50% the size of h264 like people claim it is.

Jetsons is not HD on Boomerang, though its pretty good SD. And all of its on there as far as I know

Method 1: Audacity, load both up and compare waveforms, editing as needed. This is recommended. Method 2: This is far more complicated so probably not worth your time to do, I choose to do it because i'm a perfectionist. Basically I import the videos into my video editor, and compare the video tracks instead of the waveforms. Then output a wav file. I find it easier to do this but admittedly it is more awkward to set up. I'll agree Method 1 works better for Anime because the sync doesn't need to be exact, but if the sound is off by even a little you'll notice it in other cartoons. I compare video because I can get an exact frame sync - but probably won't be a problem mostly its just a thing I do so I know its perfect ------- You will need to ensure both audio's run at the same framerate so you might need to alter the speed of one to match the other. MeGUI can do this.

The problem is there's money to be made in this, people would pay for that - and while people are motivated by greed this is a problem we'll always have I would rather put that money towards shows I want to rip, rather than buy a tool that might only work for a couple of weeks/days/hours. So in other words even if one of you figures this out, i'm not going to pay for it. I'd rather just use Kodi and Obs.

It is yes, they started doing it to the 128kbps audio track as well. Some stuff still has unencrypted 128kbps audio but a lot of newer stuff doesn't