On Sat, 19 Mar 2011 00:06:23 +, you wrote:
Looking back at my script I wrote back at Christmas when the iphone
option stopped working and my programs started coming down in aac I seem
to have a faster solution which works for me;
time( ffmpeg -i
dinkypumpkin wrote:
I don't remember if it's the same in Lucid, but in Ubuntu Maverick I just
needed to install libavcodec-extra-52 (which replaces libavcodec-52 installed
by default with ffmpeg) for MP3 support.
Hmm, i'll look into that. Maybe i can shoehorn it into Lenny. Thanks
CJ
dinkypumpkin wrote:
Oops, forget that. I see that you're looking for a statically-linked ffmpeg.
Well that's only due to Debian problems ('oldness' and licensing issues
with mp3).
I notice that i've got libavcodec51 installed, but it's done me no good
at all.
CJ
Hi
I sometimes download BBC radio shows to listen on my mp3 player.
It looks like I'm going to have to start transcoding them from aac to mp3.
Using Ubuntu I did some tests to see just how long it takes to transcode these
things.
I downloaded a 3-hour show (Steve Wright in the Afternoon*) and
On 03/18/2011 12:52 PM, bat guano wrote:
-acodec libmp3lame -ab 128k test1.mp3
Hmm.
For some reason ffmpeg is not pulling in mp3lame codec when I compile.
A test I did of
time (ffmpeg -i You_and_Yours_-_16_03_2011_b00zf33w_default.aac -ab
128k test.wav; lame test.wav test.mp3)
finished
On Fri, 18 Mar 2011 12:52:02 +, you wrote:
Hi
I sometimes download BBC radio shows to listen on my mp3 player.
It looks like I'm going to have to start transcoding them from aac to mp3.
I just joined this list yesterday - so I don't know the context of
this message - Has the BBC dropped MP3
Not really comparing like-for-like, but with 2010 Macbook Pro (2.66 Ghz Core
i7, 8Gb) and ffmpeg HEAD, transcoding a 3-hour program gives these numbers:
real5m7.197s
user4m56.078s
sys 0m6.127s
Just for kicks, in a 32-bit 1-CPU Ubuntu 10.10 VM (via VMWare Fusion) on the
same machine
On 03/18/2011 03:50 PM, bat guano wrote:
A test I did of
time (ffmpeg -i You_and_Yours_-_16_03_2011_b00zf33w_default.aac -ab
128k test.wav; lame test.wav test.mp3)
finished in 4:35 - this is on a core duo at 1.8GHz.
So, 12* or so real-time.
@ Ian
On 18 March 2011 14:29, James Cook james.c...@bluewin.ch wrote:
Does anyone know of a free AAC(ADTS) to AAC converter - to play on an
ipod (yes I know). Better quality than AAC to MP3 conversion?
No need to convert, just remux using ffmpeg and the -absf aac_adtstoasc option:
ffmpeg -i
On Fri, 18 Mar 2011 15:50:38 +, you wrote:
Like this:-
time ffmpeg -i filename.aac -f wav - | lame -b 128 - test3.mp3
To my surprise the above does work on windows/cygwin
I have been using faad -w aacfile | lame ... up to now - for
historical reasons - (SBR not implemented error)
On Fri, 18 Mar 2011 18:54:03 +, you wrote:
No need to convert, just remux using ffmpeg and the -absf aac_adtstoasc option:
ffmpeg -i input.aac -vn -acodec copy -absf aac_adtstoasc output.mp4
The latest bundled ffmpeg in mplayer-win32 handles this:
Looking back at my script I wrote back at Christmas when the iphone
option stopped working and my programs started coming down in aac I seem
to have a faster solution which works for me;
time( ffmpeg -i You_and_Yours_-_16_03_2011_b00zf33w_default.aac
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