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Thread: Winamp AAC commandline encoder

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    Re: Winamp AAC commandline encoder

    Quote Originally Posted by gameplaya15143
    but what about an option to use the 'high bitrate' encoder?
    --high :D
    Quote Originally Posted by gameplaya15143
    and how about adding the resample option to set the encoder samplerate, instead of forcing it to use the same samplerate as the input?
    built-in resampler is not planned at all, use external resampler

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    Re: Winamp AAC commandline encoder

    my commad-line frontend (new version):
    http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...123*post791123

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    Re: Winamp AAC commandline encoder

    Quote Originally Posted by dimzon
    --high :D

    built-in resampler is not planned at all, use external resampler
    :headbang: i saw --high yesterday.. i really need to learn how to read

    .... but doesn't enc_aacplus.dll have a resampler of its own built in?
    I'm just hoping to get access to it so I can input a 48khz file and encode it to 24khz (i would never actually do this...). I have an old frontend for enc_aacplus.dll that does provide access to the samplerate, so I know it exists..

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    Re: Winamp AAC commandline encoder

    Quote Originally Posted by gameplaya15143
    .... but doesn't enc_aacplus.dll have a resampler of its own built in?
    enc_aacplus have its own built in resampler (at least 2:1) bcz it requed to AAC+ algorytm itself (AAC+ produce AAC-LC stream at half samplerate). But I can't invoke it (there are no way how to do it) for my own puposes

    Quote Originally Posted by gameplaya15143
    I have an old frontend for enc_aacplus.dll that does provide access to the samplerate, so I know it exists..
    Actually this is not resampler but actual source samplerate. When I wrote my first version of frontend I does not know how to obtain samplerate from WAV header (sic!) In current version samplerate obtained automatically...

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    dBpoweramp Enthusiast gameplaya15143's Avatar
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    Re: Winamp AAC commandline encoder

    this your first one? http://www.crapshack.com/aacenc.zip

    cause what ive done here... http://www.geocities.com/gameplaya_1...dmc/index.html
    lets me input at 44.1khz and resample to 32khz

    p.s.: maybe you could put comments in your source code? so n00bs like me have a fighting chance at understanding/learning what is going on :lustig1:

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    Re: Winamp AAC commandline encoder

    Quote Originally Posted by gameplaya15143
    Wow, i lost this source with my HDD many month ago!

    Quote Originally Posted by gameplaya15143
    cause what ive done here... http://www.geocities.com/gameplaya_1...dmc/index.html
    lets me input at 44.1khz and resample to 32khz
    Ok, maybe You are right, take look @ it @ monday

    Quote Originally Posted by gameplaya15143
    p.s.: maybe you could put comments in your source code? so n00bs like me have a fighting chance at understanding/learning what is going on :lustig1:
    No comments :blush:
    If it was hard to write it must be hard to read :teufel8:

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    Re: Winamp AAC commandline encoder

    Dimzon has uploaded a new enc_aacplus.exe and it looks good !
    I've created a new aac plugin with options file adapted for using LC-AAC or HE-AAC.
    Winamp 5.2 is required (the exe I've made copies the needed enc-aacplus.dll to the plugin folder).
    Here it is : http://home.versateladsl.be/dirkvl14...I-20060317.exe
    Last edited by Dirkvl; 03-19-2006 at 02:44 PM.

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