Interleaving every frame or every 500 ms ??

@alexnoe I found the problem that was causing my jerky video playback, I had muxed a full mvie with your utility then used Nandub to cut a peice out in order to burn to CDRW and then view it on TV. Apparently Nandub really screwed up the clip somehow or another. Anyways, I burnt the entire movie I muxed with your utility and viewed it on TV wth SPDIF out...all I can say is this is fantastic! My CD drive access times are MUCH less frequent now and the playback was perfect. I see no need to use Nandub anymore and will certainly update the AC3 FAQ indicating to use your utility for all AC3 muxing. Great job man and thx for the effort. I can only pray for Ogg Vorbis support at this point as I have no need for MP3;)

@Chibi Jasmin Thx for the feedback and glad to hear you found the problem. You shouldn't need to add the WAV header to the AC3 files at all now. Unfortunately I'm not sure how you can strip that WAV header from your previous rips. I mainly use SPDIF out while testing because it seems to be the ultimate test for smooth playback. So far I've tested with TB Santa Cruz and the Hercules FII with default (500/75) settings. My results are very positive indeed. Too bad we didn't have this tool along time ago:)

Well, I only got the wav-header problem when I wanted to remux existing avi-files, but as you can read above, I also fixed the problem by using besliced/besplit. Seems to be a nice tool indeed... :-) BTW: Any input as if 75/500 is also fine for mp3 (cbr and vbr)? And do you use rec-list/opendml? Seems fine here with these options, but not much testing done...

I honestly haven't tested MP3 myself since I don't really use it anymore. I would think the defaults are fine for it as well.

Okay, thanx... :-)