m4a (AAC & Apple Lossless) Codec R6

[gab]

Re: m4a (AAC & Apple Lossless) Codec R6

There is still the issue of some ALAC files not playing on iPods, but it is not all.

Spoon - How about if I convert from FLAC to ALAC for playing in itunes and then from ALAC to AAC to play on ipod. To the best of your knowledge, should this work?

[Spoon]

Re: m4a (AAC & Apple Lossless) Codec R6

The only program / device which has a problem with some ALAC files from dBpoweramp is the iPod.

dBpoweramp and iTunes can read the files fine, so ALAC to aac will not be a problem with any program.

[gab]

Re: m4a (AAC & Apple Lossless) Codec R6

I'm sorry but I didn't understand your response. If I convert from FLAC to ALAC and then to AAC, will the AAC files play on the ipod?

[LtData]

Re: m4a (AAC & Apple Lossless) Codec R6

Spoon said that only the iPod has trouble with dMC-created ALAC files. So yes, converting to AAC to play on the iPod should work just fine.

[ChrisNYC75]

Re: m4a (AAC & Apple Lossless) Codec R6

Nice work, as always! :smile2: This particular codec is what got me hooked on DMC in the first place -- no other utility I've come across comes close when it comes to encoding/decoding high-bitrate m4a & aac with such ease & versatility.

--C

[Spoon]

Re: m4a (AAC & Apple Lossless) Codec R6

Now released.