Hey Garry, been trying to update MMH app, and I keep getting this message, I know I have good internet connection. It's on my Win. 10 NUC, any help please?
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Try deleting it in app list and start fresh with link in first post.
Yup, easy peasy, thanks @himey !
Version 4 has a totally new auto update system which is not compatible with version 3.x. You need to uninstall 3.x from Control Panel, Apps. Then download the latest installer in the first post here. Once 4.0 is installed you’ll get auto notifications of future updates.
Version 4 uses a conventional MSI installer and installs in your Programs (x86) folder. Creates an MMH shortcut in your start menu and a desktop shortcut. When an update is available you’ll see a list of changes in the notification.
The new update system seems to work without any issues. The previous Click-Once auto update system had issues for most users.
But your post reminded me I should be able to get 3.x to install 4.0 So users don’t get the error you posted. I’ll check that out this week.
Newbie here. I’ve tried to use the 7.1 to 5.1 remix function to create 5.1 flacs (from 7.1 flacs) for Abbey Road & REM’s Auto For The People, but I keep getting exact 7.1 flac copies as the output in the “remix” folder.
Is there something obvious I’m doing wrong?
Is there something obvious I’m doing wrong?
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Just tested it with the latest version, 4.0.7, and it worked fine.
I’ll check this out today. Can you please confirm your MMH version? I
Hey, Gary, is there anyway to convert some 7.1 flac files (thinking GHS) back to separate MKV files in MMH or other software?
I just downloaded it last night and I checked for updates this am, so I assume it’s the latest version.
Even though the software seems completely intuitive, I‘m assuming it’s operator error - not a software issue.
EDIT: Just checked. It’s 4.0.7.
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Audiomuxer does this in the main layout...
FLAC to MKV means FLAC into an MKV container. Is that what you want?
MMH can merge FLAC into an existing MKV
MKVToolnix can create an MKA (Matroska Audio) from a FLAC
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Oppo's don't seem to play 7.1 flac's over usb but will play mkv's...
I don't know, I guess, I'm trying it with AudioMuxer right now, we've been having problems with getting the 7.1 GHS files to play via a USB drive on our oppos, so I thought I'd see if this would play them?
Maybe there's a way to just re-rip them from the BD into separate MKV files in MakeMKV?
Thanks. I will check this out shortly (6:00am here now.
MMH will split into MKVs
So in MMH then, you're saying you have to start with the original MKV file and split from there, (not convert the flac files into an MKV container?)
Yes. The first tool
Splitting the MKV retains the original video and audio streams from the input MKV. So if you have an Atmos audio stream your split MKVs will have Atmos
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I just tested 7.1 Flac's inserted into a mkv with Audiomuxer and it didn't work. I played but no audio.
So it looks like 7.1 flac support using usb is nonexistent.
I will try a couple other things.
Why not use MMH to convert the 7.1 to 5.1? 5.1 Flacs definitely works. I just tested it...
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