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twinparks
I am a bit of a computer novice but I can usually follow directions. I used the Teqnilogik EAC guide and it was great but I can’t seem to find the ALAC / Apple Lossless encode.exe file to use for the path needed in the part of EAC listed below (# 6). I think I need to add it (the ALAC exe file) to the EAC exe file, or something like that after I find it, so I can browse and then add it in the text box.

I am sure it is operator error, but I could really use some direction on finding the Apple Lossless endode.exe file and typing it in or finding it through browse for the program path (# 6) below. I have everything else set up including the additional command line (#7) for Apple Lossless which I found on this site. Thanks and I really appreciate the help. I have the latest versions of iTunes and EAC. (I am using ALAC for archiving my audio CD’s in a lossless format)



1. Click EAC, Compression Options.
2. Click the External Compression tab.

3. Enable the Use external program for compression option.
4. Change Parameter passing scheme to User Defined Encoder.
5. In the Use file extension text box type in .m4a.
6. In the Program, including path, used for compression text box type in the location of the ITUNESENCODE.EXE file or click the Browse button to locate the ITUNESENCODE.EXE file.
7. In the Additional command line options text box, enter the following command-line options to use with iTunesEncode:
Synthetic Soul
You need to download iTunesEncode from Rarewares:

http://www.rarewares.org/aac-encoders.php
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