Process / settings for FLAC>AAC that will retain cover art?

[dubb]

Hi all,

In the past I've used Foobar2K and the nero AAC encoder to do this, but it never retained tagged cover art (at least not that would be recognized by itunes or my iphone) in the process. After a quick google, I found a few posts elsewhere mentioning that DBPA could do it, so I just bought it this morning.

Looking through the settings, it seems there's a couple different options for AAC codecs and I have no idea which one(s) to use. Is there a manual somewhere, or can someone share their process? I've seen some folks recommend going FLAC - ALAC - AAC but I don't have the storage space available to make that an option.

Thanks.

[Spoon]

Re: Process / settings for FLAC>AAC that will retain cover art?

You need m4a Nero (aac)

[19kylegreer96]

Re: Process / settings for FLAC>AAC that will retain cover art?

As long as you use the m4a container for nero aac, you should retain the cover art, I'm always converting flac to aac and never loose tag information