Well it wouldn't have to incorporate any decoder at all, actually: it is
assumedly possible to tell the difference between AAC and Apple Lossless
by some quick peek at the file.
So a little baby perl program that did this check and then passed
exec'd the proper decoder should be doable.
ie,
if ($aac) {
exec ($AAC_DECODER, @args);
} elsif ($lossless) {
exec ($APPLE_LOSSLESS_DECODER, @args);
} else {
print STDERR "Not lossless or aac, I give up.\n";
}
I don't have any aac or apple lossless, so no idea how to tell the
difference between them, but it should be doable with just a few lines
of perl.
You may need to massage the @args a bit as well, but that shouldn't be
too hard, especially if you cheat and make convert.conf pass the args
you want in the order you want.
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