On 2017-01-25 00:04, Budge wrote:
I am certain I shall not be able to hear the differences if a young
chap like you cannot. When I find out how, in detail, I shall try
converting some samples to mp3 and thanks for the further nudge in
that direction.
I installed the 'lame' converter. I want
From: RS
Sent: Wednesday, January 25, 2017 00:21
It seems as recently as May 2013 VLC was unable to play ISO6 files.
https://sourceforge.net/p/gpac/discussion/287547/thread/5979f3d7/
I have just looked at this again, and in particular the reference to the
AVC3 codec. Searching for AVC3 I
From: Budge Sent: Wednesday, January 25, 2017 00:04
I am certain I shall not be able to hear the differences if a young chap
like you cannot. When I find out how, in detail, I shall try converting
some samples to mp3 and thanks for the further nudge in that direction.
I started this thread
> Sent: Wednesday, January 25, 2017 at 11:46 AM
> From: RS
>
> It seems that DASH is not simply AAC. The adaptive bit rate may be what is
> causing Linn to complain about the size of the stsz table.
"Adaptive bit rate" isn't an inherent property of a stream or the resulting
file. That phrase j
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>The next question is how to convert AVC3 to AVC1 or AAC. I have already
>tried using ffmpeg and its aac codec. It was very slow and I still couldn't
>play the file. I have also tried the Nero encoder
>
>
This is pointless.
If you're converting from lossy to lossy aac you might as well conver
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