On 23/12/15 02:57, Vangelis forthnet wrote:
> On Wed Dec 23 02:36:35 GMT 2015, I wrote:
>> The fatal error
>> [aac @ ] Error decoding AAC frame header.
>> always shows up in the logs posted there (and here...).
>
> ... And I forgot to quote (it's quite late here now!) the following,
> even more
On Tue, Dec 22, 2015 at 02:48:21PM +, Budge wrote:
>I have five GiP downloads of "Composer of the Week" from a couple of years
>back which should have been .m4a files but are in my system as .mp3.
What does "file" have to say? (Assuming Unix of some sort.)
Open them into Audacity. You should then see at least a wave form.
Then you can do a save as ... CJB
On 22/12/2015, Budge wrote:
> I have five GiP downloads of "Composer of the Week" from a couple of years
> back which should have been .m4a files but are in my system as
On 22/12/15 14:55, Roger Bell_West wrote:
> On Tue, Dec 22, 2015 at 02:48:21PM +, Budge wrote:
>> I have five GiP downloads of "Composer of the Week" from a couple of years
>> back which should have been .m4a files but are in my system as .mp3.
> What does "file" have to say? (Assuming Unix
On 22/12/15 18:53, batguano999 wrote:
This tells me to use aac_adtstoasc to fix it but as usual cannot quite
get the command. What is the -bsf:a aac_adtstoasc command...
That's OK (bsf=bit stream filter).
Add "-bsf:a aac_adtstoasc" to your command and try again like this...
ffmpeg -i
On Tue Dec 22 18:34:46 BST 2015, Budge wrote:
This tells me to use aac_adtstoasc to fix it
but as usual cannot quite get the command.
What is the -bsf:a aac_adtstoasc command,
or rather where does it fit in total command string?
Hi :-)
Have been out all day to enjoy the great weather
On Tue Dec 22 19:11:22 GMT 2015, Clive wrote:
My "new" portable player will not play aac files
(snip)
I tried converting aac to m4a using ffmpeg
(snip)
just tried your command line and it works
Hi Clive :-)
From your input it appears your new player
does not support the raw ADTS AAC file
On Tue Dec 22 23:23:17 BST 2015, Budge wrote:
MediaInfo is installed but doesn't tell us much:-
(snip)
Format : ADTS
Format/Info: Audio Data Transport Stream
(snip)
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On Wed Dec 23 02:36:35 GMT 2015, I wrote:
The fatal error
[aac @ ] Error decoding AAC frame header.
always shows up in the logs posted there (and here...).
... And I forgot to quote (it's quite late here now!) the following,
even more serious, error:
[NULL ] Error parsing ADTS frame
On 22/12/15 15:48, batguano999 wrote:
> > I believe this confirms my view that there is something there!!!
> > I assume running it through ffmpeg will sort it out but I need help with
> > correct commands.
> >
> > ___
> > get_iplayer mailing
>
>... is there a Linux command that would apply
>that line to all aac files in a folder, taking the existing name.aac and
>using it to output name.mp4? Something like a Windows wild card which
>would ren *.aac to *.m4a? All the file names are as gip/BBC delivered
>them so they are complex,
> I believe this confirms my view that there is something there!!!
> I assume running it through ffmpeg will sort it out but I need help with
> correct commands.
>
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>
>
>Here is what file reports:-
>
>:~/GiP_Recordings> file
>Composer_of_the_Week_-_Carl_Philipp_Emmanuel_Bach_1714-1788_1._The_Belligerent_Flautist.mp3
>
>Composer_of_the_Week_-_Carl_Philipp_Emmanuel_Bach_1714-1788_1._The_Belligerent_Flautist.mp3:
>
>Audio file with ID3 version 2.4.0
>
>
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