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aac encoding & splitting

hi all,
i have a few questions about aac.
firstly, how to encode aac from line-in (like LiveInCode0.94, which support only mp3,ogg,flac & speex) - i'm searching this forum and didn't got a clear answers - i want to record audio from FM-tuner directly to aac and minimize steps from FM->wav->aac to FM->aac
and secondly, how to split aac without recompression (like mp3directcut, looking for spectrum and using cue). for example, i want to split my 8 hr. live-record to single tracks.
thanks, encoder that i use is neroaac (q 0.42), extension is m4a

aac encoding & splitting

Reply #1
no one knows?


aac encoding & splitting

Reply #3
Whether exists Encoder (frontend) for iTunes AAC except an iTunes-player?? It is desirable, that the device took not enough place.


aac encoding & splitting

Reply #4
Me too... How to split AAC/MP4 without transcoding/re-encoding?

aac encoding & splitting

Reply #5
MP4Box

Edit:
Windows user: The latest version of MP3DirectCut (2.16 , released today) supports cutting of AAC ADTS streams.

aac encoding & splitting

Reply #6
I think ffmpeg will do this without transcoding, though I am not completely sure what happens precisely at the breakpoint. Try

ffmpeg -i infilename.m4a -ss 00:03:00 -t 00:02:00 -acodec copy outfilename.m4a

which will copy the two minutes from 3 minutes 0 seconds to 5 minutes 0 seconds.  The -i specifies the infile, the "-acodec copy" specifies that the output file should copy without transcoding the audio stream (audio has "acodec". There is also -vcodec for video and -scodec for subtitles ...)