Codec to aacPlus?

[gameplaya15143]

Re: Codec to aacPlus?

http://www.dbpoweramp.com/codec-central-mp4.htm

^ should be the one on the top.. the decoder..
i have the version that is like 2 years old :yawn: so i dont really know if it will tag the files or not, they should encode just fine though

the other way would be to use the nero aac encoder, either with nero installed using the nero dbpoweramp codec... or like me who doesnt have nero installed, with nero_fends and the aacenc32.dll from nero :D using generic cli

[neilthecellist]

Re: Codec to aacPlus?

I didn't ask you to burn a CD, I asked you to burn a CD image directly to your hard drive in NRG / ISO format, and then to use Alcohol 120% to mount that CD image to a virtual drive, and then using dMC AUdio CD Input to rip the tracks or Winamp to rip the tracks.

[Lays]

Re: Codec to aacPlus?

I didn't ask you to burn a CD, I asked you to burn a CD image directly to your hard drive in NRG / ISO format, and then to use Alcohol 120% to mount that CD image to a virtual drive, and then using dMC AUdio CD Input to rip the tracks or Winamp to rip the tracks.

Well i've tried that now, but same thing is happening

[neilthecellist]

Re: Codec to aacPlus?

You're sure it's an Audio CD image you're mounting, right?

I apologize if I sounded rash in my previous post... United Nations policy paper I'm writing up...representing UNEP..but that's off topic.

You're creating an Audio CD Image that has more than one track, right?

[Lays]

Re: Codec to aacPlus?

You're sure it's an Audio CD image you're mounting, right?

I apologize if I sounded rash in my previous post... United Nations policy paper I'm writing up...representing UNEP..but that's off topic.

You're creating an Audio CD Image that has more than one track, right?

I've downloaded a program called MagicISO, and creates a ISO-file with a album in (the ISO-file is about 80 MB). Then i mount it in a virtual drive, and now Winamp should could find it

[neilthecellist]

Re: Codec to aacPlus?

How can ISO's be only 80 megabytes? Unless it were like, say, a trial version to a really old video game like Sim City 2000. But we're talking audio here. Audio CD ISO's are generally 500-700 megabytes in filesize...

But ok. What works for you works. I respect that. Once again, I apologize for my rash comment, and my inability to help you. :(

[Lays]

Re: Codec to aacPlus?

How can ISO's be only 80 megabytes? Unless it were like, say, a trial version to a really old video game like Sim City 2000. But we're talking audio here. Audio CD ISO's are generally 500-700 megabytes in filesize...

But ok. What works for you works. I respect that. Once again, I apologize for my rash comment, and my inability to help you. :(

Do you know a freeware program, who can save as Audio CD ISO? Then i'll try that. I've only find programs who saves up to 300MB

[Lays]

Re: Codec to aacPlus?

Nevermind, i've found out now! Thanks for all the help :smile2: