Howdy all
What are the complete array of parameter switches available for the m4a FDK (AAC) encoder? I'm struggling to locate adequate help info (both here and with the help files that come with the software).
I use JRiver for my audio library management. For whatever reason, the devs haven't included an AAC encoder in the default offering. No matter, dBpoweramp to the rescue.
JRiver offers the user the option of calling up an external audio encoder with functionality that passes a parameter string to the executable. Sweet, this should be easy. However, the documentation on the available command line switches is a bit light on.
From the installed help detail (R16.5 dBpoweramp, m4a FDK (aac) R6), I can get guidance from:
Here's the relevant excerpt:
Easy enough to update the outdated program location info but there's only advice for one command line parameter switch and that's for specification of constant bit rate. I can see from searching the forum that variable bit rate has been included but the details of how to implement the command line detail are sketchy.
I can see from the file at:
that there's an array of detail. Cross checking with other sources of info such as:
hydrogenaudio Wiki - Fraunhofer FDK AAC
The parameter for VBR appears to be "-m xxx", where xxx = 1 - 5 for the various quality settings.
What else is available?
Thanks ...
What are the complete array of parameter switches available for the m4a FDK (AAC) encoder? I'm struggling to locate adequate help info (both here and with the help files that come with the software).
I use JRiver for my audio library management. For whatever reason, the devs haven't included an AAC encoder in the default offering. No matter, dBpoweramp to the rescue.
JRiver offers the user the option of calling up an external audio encoder with functionality that passes a parameter string to the executable. Sweet, this should be easy. However, the documentation on the available command line switches is a bit light on.
From the installed help detail (R16.5 dBpoweramp, m4a FDK (aac) R6), I can get guidance from:
Code:
file:///<installed drive letter>:/Program%20Files/dBpoweramp/Help/Codec/m4a%20FDK%20(AAC)/help.htm
Command Line
dBpoweramp Reference allows compressions from the command-line, commands specific to this codec:
-bitrate [level] set encoding bitrate
Example: "c:\program files\illustrate\dBpoweramp\coreconverter.exe" -infile="c:\afile.wav" -outfile="c:\outfile.m4a" -convert_to="m4a FDK (aac)" -bitrate 128
dBpoweramp Reference allows compressions from the command-line, commands specific to this codec:
-bitrate [level] set encoding bitrate
Example: "c:\program files\illustrate\dBpoweramp\coreconverter.exe" -infile="c:\afile.wav" -outfile="c:\outfile.m4a" -convert_to="m4a FDK (aac)" -bitrate 128
I can see from the file at:
Code:
<installed drive letter>:\Program Files\dBpoweramp\encoder\m4a FDK (AAC)\encoder.txt
hydrogenaudio Wiki - Fraunhofer FDK AAC
The parameter for VBR appears to be "-m xxx", where xxx = 1 - 5 for the various quality settings.
What else is available?
Thanks ...
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