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Converting audio to wav

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    Tydia kun
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    I'm trying to find a solution to a little problem that involves being able to decode any type of media and save it into a wave-file. Of course, this is done through DirectShow. I've actually tried this, but it doesn't seem to work. I have a simple AVI-source, which I convert to matroska using mkvmerge. Anyway, the file contains a video tracks and a audio track (MP3). So I use Haali's Media Splitter, FFDShow, WavDest and File Writer, in that order. But the output audio file seems corrupted since it won't play! Connecting an audio rendered after FFDShow plays the audio perfectly fine and clear. I have no idea what can be wrong here, so if anyone has any idea or an alternative suggestion, please indulge me. Thanks.

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