Hi,
As flac is lossless the number of frame and md5 code of the track
should be the same.
But I did the test you propose, I extract from the
flac the wav and I launch:
avconv -i file.wav -acodec alac file.m4a
and surprise ! I got an Apple lossless audio
What I was suspecting is true
Hi,
As flac is lossless the number of frame and md5 code of the track should be
the same. But I did the test you propose I extract from the flac the wav and
I launch:
avconv -i file.wav -acodec alac file.m4a
and surprised I got an Apple lossless audio
Conclusion with command
avconv -i file.
Hi,
I would dump and load to another file metadata as describe in documentation
http://libav.org/avconv.html#toc-Metadata
But I could not find in documentation how to dump to a file and the load it to
another audio file.
Have you a sample how to dump to a file and another how to load to fil
Glad you managed to solve it, but:
On Sat, Jun 2, 2012 at 5:34 AM, kurdy_ch-fo...@yahoo.fr <
kurdy_ch-fo...@yahoo.fr> wrote:
> As flac is lossless the number of frame and md5 code of the track should
> be the same.
>
That's false. MD5 processes bytes, not samples, and as gzip can represent
the s
kurdy_ch-forum@... writes:
> version 0.8.1-4:0.8.1-0ubuntu1
This is an intentionally broken version of FFmpeg with several
hundred regressions, some of them security relevant, we
therefore cannot support it.
Please see http://ffmpeg.org/download.html for supported versions.
Carl Eugen
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