Does anyone know if there's a difference between AIFF and PCM? Looks
like the -f 2 switch create PCM output. The faad usage shows:
Code:
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Usage:
faad [options] infile.aac
Options:
-h Shows this help screen.
-i Shows info about the input file.
-a X Write MPEG-4 AAC ADTS output file.
-t Assume old ADTS format.
-o X Set output filename.
-f X Set output format. Valid values for X are:
1: Microsoft WAV format (default).
2: RAW PCM data.
-b X Set output sample format. Valid values for X are:
1: 16 bit PCM data (default).
2: 24 bit PCM data.
3: 32 bit PCM data.
4: 32 bit floating point data.
5: 64 bit floating point data.
-s X Force the samplerate to X (for RAW files).
-l X Set object type. Supported object types:
1: Main object type.
2: LC (Low Complexity) object type.
4: LTP (Long Term Prediction) object type.
23: LD (Low Delay) object type.
-d Down matrix 5.1 to 2 channels
-w Write output to stdio instead of a file.
-g Disable gapless decoding.
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I wonder what happens if you change
mov aif * *
[faad] -w -f 2 $FILE$
to:
mov wav * *
[faad] -w -f 1 $FILE$
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JJZolx
Jim
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