Le Friday 20 March 2009 10:16:51 polemon, vous avez écrit :
> Hi!

        Hi !

> Ive been running a an external encoder to produce an HE-AAC+v2 stream with
> liquidsoap. I had to patch libshout as well as ocaml-shout, etc and it
> worked quite well with aacplusenc
> (http://teknoraver.net/software/mp4tools/).

Fine !

> Now, since Nero AG released neroAacEnc, which is supposed to be superior in
> quality over aacplusenc, I wanted to try that one out. There isn't much
> documentation, but neroAacEnc -help gives pretty much everything you need.

(..)

> I tried with '-ignorelength', using '-br 48000', as well as '-cbr 48000'
> none of that works. Setting shout_raw to true, doesn't help either. 

shout_raw should be true for any format for which the libshout does not know 
how to send according to real time. This means any format different from 
ogg/vorbis or mp3.

> Oddly, 
> the program accepts STDIN by issuing '-if -' but not for '-of' I tried
> using /dev/stdout to force output to be to STDOUT. I assume this is the
> root of the problem, yet I have no idea how to solve it. The server
> (Icecast2) is serving data, but it's not audio, or mangled, at least.
> Sometimes a player will play a few sqeaks, before crashing or simply
> stopping (EOF).
>
> Andy ideas?

Last time I looked at it, the nero encoder was using a container that did not 
allow streaming (can't remember the name), and their was no other possible 
container. A possible solution would be to wrap it with another software that 
could change the container without decoding audio data.

Also, last time I wanted to test the nero encoder, I couldn't find it at all 
on the internet. The website of Nero had changed and there was no mention at 
all of this product. Can you point me to a location where the encoder can be 
downloaded ?


Romain


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