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AC3 Decoder 1.2.6

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License	Free to try
Requirements	64M RAM
Operate System	Win95,Win98,WinME,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000,WinXP
File size	5.83 MB
Update time	November 28, 2006
Downloads	116
Price	$21.95

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Description

AC3 Decoder is easy-to operate tool for converting AC3 and unprotected VOB format files to PCM WAV, MP3, WMA and Ogg Vorbis formats. As a result, the listening sensation is much more natural, with sounds appearing "out-of-head".

AC3 Decoder now supports Windows Media 9 Format! New support for variable bit rate (VBR) audio enables even higher quality and smaller file sizes. WMA 9 is backward-compatible with older Windows Media Audio Â¨C compatible decoders, so you can play back new content on old players, operating systems, and electronic devices.

Features

Multilingual interface
At the moment AC3 Decoder, is available in 12 languages. These are English, Danish, Dutch, French, Chinese, Korean, Czech, Hungarian, Italian, German, Russian and Ukrainian.
Windows Media Format
New support for variable bit rate (VBR) audio enables even higher quality and smaller file sizes. WMA 9 is backward-compatible with older Windows Media Audio-compatible decoders, so you can play back new content on old players, operating systems, and electronic devices.
Batch mode processing
If you need to convert more than one file (from 10 to 100 and even more files), you can use Batch mode. You may also set 'Close application when complete' and (or) 'Shutdown computer' options if you want the program to take care of such tasks.
Unique downmix techology
AC3 Decoder combines all this information into two encoded channels that deliver to each of your ears, via conventional stereo headphones, its own unique sum of direct and reflected sound from each virtual speaker (such as A3D? or EAX?). As a result, the listening sensation is much more natural, with sounds appearing "out-of-head" can be encoded into any of supported by AC3 Decoder formats. The best surround-sound experience can be listen in headphones.
Given decoding algorithm was developed by XFilez Inc. and has been given over exclusively to MediaTwins s.r.o. due to merger