Dang.
For me it isn't.
Now I'll have to figure out why.
Do you use FAAC?
Just want to verify that it is included with the MAC version.
If it is,maybe I can add the relevant parts of the script,install any missing libraries,etc.
Thanks.
Code:
$ faac --help
Freeware Advanced Audio Coder
FAAC 1.25
Usage: faac [options] infiles ...
Options:
-q <quality> Set quantizer quality.
-b <bitrate> Set average bitrate to x kbps. (ABR, lower quality mode)
-c <freq> Set the bandwidth in Hz. (default=automatic)
-o X Set output file to X (only for one input file)
-r Use RAW AAC output file.
-P Raw PCM input mode (default 44100Hz 16bit stereo).
-R Raw PCM input rate.
-B Raw PCM input sample size (8, 16 (default), 24 or 32bits).
-C Raw PCM input channels.
-X Raw PCM swap input bytes
-I <C,LF> Input channel config, default is 3,4 (Center third, LF fourth)
MP4 specific options:
MP4 support unavailable.
Documentation:
--license Show the FAAC license.
--help Show this abbreviated help.
--long-help Show complete help.
More tips can be found in the audiocoding.com Knowledge Base at
<http://www.audiocoding.com/wiki/>
EDIT:
It does look like the script
is only using a single dash.
Now I'm confused.
Code:
function wavtoipod()
{
test -z $(which faac) && perror faac && return
m4aname="${encdir}/${EXTRA}/${shortname}.m4a"
nice -10 faac -w -q ${quality} -o "${m4aname}" "$1"
rm -f "${tempfile}"
}
Linear Mode
