artatgray wrote:
> Both types play fine now. The HE-AAC files just don't get a tokenized
> command with InguzEQ.exe in it, and AAC LC files do even though they
> both share the *.m4a file extension.
Anyway, heres a 500 line log in pdf with the tokenized commands. The
Beyondjazz track is the
Apesbrain wrote:
> Do both types of files play when InguzEQ not installed?
Both types play fine now. The HE-AAC files just don't get a tokenized
command with InguzEQ.exe in it, and AAC LC files do even though they
both share the *.m4a file extension.
Some friends, associates and I run a
artatgray wrote:
> The latter have no problem being passed through the InguzEQ pipeline on
> the way to transcoding. However, the former does not.
Do both types of files play when InguzEQ not installed?
Apesbrain's
Hello,
I've a number of m4a files. Some are encoded as HE-AAC SBR and others as
AAC LC. However, they all share the same file extension, that being *.
m4a.
The latter have no problem being passed through the InguzEQ pipeline on
the way to transcoding. However, the former does not.
It's
Hello,
I have a number of *.m4a files. The lower bitrate ones are encoded as
HE-ACC SBR, where as the others are AAC LC.
The issue I'm having is I can't get the former into the InguzEQ pipeline
for processing. The AAC LC ones are processed as I require, though, and
they're all using the *.m4a
