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Re: Rendering AC-3 Audio for DVD Architect
by Mike Kujbida on May 11, 2008 at 12:38:31 pm

I was just thinking the same thing as Terry.
I've only come across one other person having a somewhat similar problem and it turned out to be WMA files as well.
His solution was to convert them to WAV files and then everything was OK.
You said they come from your downloaded music folder.
Is it possible these files are protected in some way, shape or form?




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