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ffmpeg's audio goes to DEE through a pipe instead of a temporary .wav
(DD, DDP, AC4, AAC and -mo), so encodes need much less disk space and
start sooner; on Windows DEE creates a named pipe that ffmpeg writes
to. TrueHD, AC4 -dn and Atmos keep using temporary files. pipe = false in the config switches back to the .wav. On Windows
7.1 DDP with the standard profile and 7.0 DDP (encoded with dee_shim)
need dee_shim 0.2.0 or newer for the named pipe, with an older one they
use the .wav
-mo measures the source as it is: -f, -dm, -r and -dn are
ignored, and a TrueHD Atmos source is decoded with truehdd and measured
by DEE's DDP Atmos encoder
-mo shows how the loudness was gated, e.g. -33 dB, dialogue-gated, 16% speech
new -nps/--no-phase-shift: turns off the 90Β° phase shift of the
surround channels for DD and DDP (surround_phase_shift = false in the
config turns it off for every encode)
deew-gui/deew-web 0.6.0:
new "No surround phase shift" option (DD and DDP)
-mo is available for Atmos sources and shows the gating and the
speech share (needs deew 5.2.0 or newer)