Hi All,
Many thanks for all the help. Dinkypumpkin's advice to use
-id3v2_version 3 as a WinFF parameter has solved my problem (I'm not
bothered about the cover art, only the tags).
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We inadvertently went off-thread.
The story so far...
It seems that get_iplayer with aactomp3 does a cracking job copying across the
metadata, including cover art.
However, when converting the m4a files to mp3 using WinFF, some
On 20/04/2012 13:03, bat guano wrote:
It seems that get_iplayer with aactomp3 does a cracking job copying across the
metadata, including cover art.
get_iplayer doesn't copy metadata via ffmpeg. AFAICT, ffmpeg doesn't
know how to extract the tags in the FLV file, so no metadata goes across
On 20/04/2012 14:31, dinkypumpkin wrote:
produces). I tried adding -id3v2_version 3 to the ffmpeg command line,
but even though it wrote id3v2.3 frames into the output file, WMP still
couldn't read them. So, there is some more investigation to
Our emails crossed in the post. ;-)
Yes, perhaps it needs a newer FFmpeg build.
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On 20/04/2012 15:58, bat guano wrote:
Our emails crossed in the post. ;-)
Yes, perhaps it needs a newer FFmpeg build.
One last thing: I just realised that a newer WinFF was available. I was
using WinFF 1.4.0 (and its associated ffmpeg). I installed 1.4.2. and
it worked fine as-is. Its
In order to preserve the file tags, I use the option -map_metadata
0:0 (without the quotes). I have just updated WinFF from 1.3.2 to
1.4.2 and I now get the error message Invalid metadata type 0.
Can anyone help with the correct option setting to do this?
Hi
The syntax has changed
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