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Can I convert to MP3 from a file with the AAC extension? I have the beta AAC encoder, but is there a decoder as well? I'm trying to go from aac extension to something the iPod can play, either MP3 or MP4.
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Re: AAC Decoder
There is work being done on a "mp4 to aac" codec that will convert between the two formats. For now, the beta AAC codec should decode the file as well. -
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It says "Error: Unable to load decoder for file type '.aac', codec not installed? "
I saw the instructions for installing the encoder but didnt see anything on how to add an aac decoder.Comment
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Are you using dMC r12 or 11.5? Version numbers are in Start --> Programs --> dBpoweramp Music Converter --> Configuration --> dBpoweramp Configuration.
If you are using r12, try uninstalling your current mp4/aac codec and install the latest beta here: http://forum.dbpoweramp.com/showthread.php?t=12005Comment
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I have R12 installed. Uninstalled/reinstalled beta codec. Still getting:
Error: Unable to load decoder for file type '.aac', codec not installed? visit 'Codec Central'. [dBCoreConverter::dBCoreConverter]
This is when right clicking and choosing "convert". If I start the converter up, it doesn't give the option to choose an aac file. I'm running windows server 2003 also.Comment
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I think Spoon said that AAC isn't in the m4a codec yet, it should be soon. Watch the thread to see when its updated.Comment
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Looks like I spoke too soon. An AAC decoder and encoder has been added today. See here: http://forum.dbpoweramp.com/showthre...5&page=1&pp=15Comment
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