How to make “CoolEdit Pro 2” decode/encode “.m4a/AAC” files? |
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How to make “CoolEdit Pro 2” decode/encode “.m4a/AAC” files? |
 Jan 13 2010, 16:12
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Group: Members Posts: 109 Joined: 2-January 10 Member No.: 76586  |
How to make “CoolEdit Pro 2” decode/encode “.m4a/AAC” files?
Thanks in advance! |
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Jan 13 2010, 23:29
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 Group: Developer Posts: 624 Joined: 6-December 08 From: Erlangen Germany Member No.: 64012 |
Try the AAC Audition plug-in from here. Works for my Audition 1.0, which is almost identical to Cool Edit Pro 2.1.
Chris -------------------- If I don't reply to your reply, it means I agree with you.
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Jan 14 2010, 10:49
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Group: Members Posts: 109 Joined: 2-January 10 Member No.: 76586 |
QUOTE (C.R.Helmrich @ Jan 13 2010, 23:29)  Try the AAC Audition plug-in from here. Works for my Audition 1.0, which is almost identical to Cool Edit Pro 2.1. Chris Yes, I’ve downloaded and inserted it into CoolEdit Pro 2 program files root folder, and it works! For AAC/.m4a encoding experiments I used “dBpoweramp Music Converter” “m4a Nero (AAC)” tool. I played “.m4a” files in “VLC Player” and viewed in “SillanumSoft Visual Analyser”, but before, I couldn’t make CoolEdit Pro 2 decode (play) them. Now it works, with spectrum visualization (Frequency Analysis window) up to 48 kHz for “.m4a” files. For “.wav” files created with 192 kHz sampling frequency, CoolEdit Pro 2 spectrum visualization goes up to 96 kHz. Thank you, Chris. |
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