If you're talking about using QuickTime to playback the AAC, that's all
pretty much handled without intervention. Unless I'm misunderstanding
the question, you just use a MoviePlayer or Declare into the QuickTime
API to have it play the file back.
If you're wanting to get at the data stream, you'll have some troubles
when it comes to protected media... unless the latest QuickTime update
addressed that.
- Ryan Dary
Aleksi Strandberg wrote:
Hi List,
I have a question.
Apple's license allows third party Quicktime developers to decode AAC
files.
I'm interested in Core Audio > Audio Toolbox functions.
Is the use of these functions within the same license?
Regards,
Aleksi
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