Thanks for the suggestion. I didn't manage to install the
mp4file --optimize program in Ubuntu, but I did find a similar program for
Windows.
mp4box -hint
It splits the file into 500ms segments and writes the header information at
the beginning of each segment. I had a 45min program which
In article
, Jon
Davies wrote:
> On 9 September 2015 at 12:28, Jim web wrote:
> > Why not flac?
> because as others have pointed out, the raw data downloaded from the bbc
> is aac.
On 11/09/15 18:37, Jim web wrote:
In article
, Jon
Davies wrote:
On 9 September 2015 at 12:28, Jim web wrote:
Why not flac?
because as others have pointed out, the raw data
In article <55f405d2.5070...@gmail.com>, michael norman
wrote:
> If you have mp4a files which will not play on a chosen device then you
> need to either find a device that will play them or save them and
> transcode them into a format your existing device will play
On 9 September 2015 at 11:05, RS wrote:
> If I try to play the BBC Radio 4 .m4a files in the Longevity player the
> player freezes for about 4min.
I recall hearing about similar behaviour with someone's mp3 player -
it appeared that the player was reading through the entire
On Wed, 09 Sep 2015 11:42:19 +0100, David Cantrell wrote:
>> get_iplayer could do with a FLAC/"Apple Lossless" output for maximum
>> quality.
>
> There's not much point, because only lossy recordings are available on
> iPlayer.
As that stands correct but chaining lossy codecs is not a Good
In article <68D324A8D5C641BF85D17D95E4ECF311@RJCDESK>, RS
wrote:
> Does anyone know what software the BBC uses to encode its .m4a files?
for all recent 'radio' files I've checked ffprobe tells me:
aac (LC) (mp4a/0x6134706D) 48000 Hz stereo fltp
Major brand M4A encoder
m4a play fine on all my apple iOS devices and Walkman Hires player -
although sometimes I've noticed a little distortion on the Walkman.
Simply convert to MP3 at high bitrate, it'll give pretty much the same
quality:
--aactomp3 --mp3vbr 0
get_iplayer could do with a FLAC/"Apple Lossless"
On 09/09/2015 11:35, Roger Rarebit wrote:
get_iplayer could do with a FLAC/"Apple Lossless" output for maximum
quality.
There's not much point, because only lossy recordings are available on
iPlayer.
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