V,
Thanks for the reply,
> Do you mean the Web PVR manager GUI,
> that opens in a browser window (or tab)?
>
Yes - I've been using it this way for years.
Furthermore it isn't just an aversion to Andy Hamilton, but seems to be
random, finding some programs not others
It now appears to be a r
Is there any way (apart from running ffmpeg manually) to get get_iplayer to
respect the --radiomode flashaaclow option when --aactomp3 is used?
In get_iplayer v2.91 --radiomode flashaaclow causes the download to be
at 48kbit/s as expected. The --aactomp3 conversion then changes the bit
rate to 12
Space considerations aside, why would you want to do that? A transcode to a
128 kbps MP3 will sound bad enough, never mind adhering to a 48 kbps bit rate.
IMO the only way it might sound even barely listenable would be if the
resultant MP3 was a mono transcode, then you're not far from quality
Hi Vangelis,
> and hope that no ill sentiment exists on your part...
Nope, none at all. :-) I realise different conventions exist in
different communities; just wanted to point out my motivations. And on
the short time I've been on this list, I've already seen how much you
chip in with the an
Some podcasts, such as Moneybox, are at 48kbit/s . It is adequate for mono
speech programmes, especially if it is to be listened to on a cheap mp3
player
while walking. Once it has been compressed to 48kbit/s, any higher
frequency
information is gone. It cannot be retrieved by converting at a
On 31/05/2015 12:27, RS wrote:
> It is difficult to see what parameters get_iplayer passes to ffmpeg.
The ability get_iplayer has to convert from aac to mp3 is somewhat of an
anomoly. It's been generally stated in the past that using a more
specialist piece of software to perform the conversion wo
On Sun May 31 11:22:16 BST 2015, RS wrote:
Is there any way... to get get_iplayer to respect
the --radiomode flashaaclow option when --aactomp3 is used?
Hello Richard...
Short answer: NO
You may refer to this past post of mine:
http://lists.infradead.org/pipermail/get_iplayer/2013-July/004622.
In article <97444A64ED014661A5C9CBA90C579E3F@vasonote>, Vangelis
forthnet
wrote:
> On Sun May 31 11:22:16 BST 2015, RS wrote:
> > Is there any way... to get get_iplayer to respect the --radiomode
> > flashaaclow option when --aactomp3 is used?
> Hello Richard... Short answer: NO You may refer to
[Slightly OT content!]
On Sun May 31 17:16:28 BST 2015, Jim web wrote:
when I have had to transcode aac or mp3
I convert it to LPCM (wave) or flac
so I'm losing as little as possible.
In effect the result sounds like the source.
Has its flaws, but without additional damage.
Could be highly
On 31 May 2015 23:54:18 "Vangelis forthnet"
wrote:
[Slightly OT content!]
On Sun May 31 17:16:28 BST 2015, Jim web wrote:
> when I have had to transcode aac or mp3
> I convert it to LPCM (wave) or flac
> so I'm losing as little as possible.
> In effect the result sounds like the source.
>
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