I'm using lame as en encoder for a network of remotely controled radio. The input is made of the line in of the sound card and output in mp3 for a small stream server.
We are using lame.exe but for low bitrate the sound is horible and new flash player plau aac file now (our decoder use flash player to decode)
Do someone know an he aac v2 encoder that could be use with stdin stdout, as I understand that's what we use to capture directx sound and broadcast the output. I tried Nero but it seem to only take .wav file
Thanks for your help. Have a good day!!
Full Version: he v2 aac command line encoder for streaming
You can encode from stdin with Nero.
CODE
Usage:
neroAacEnc.exe [options] -if <input-file> -of <output-file>
Where:
<input-file> : Path to source file to encode.
The file must be in Microsoft WAV format and contain PCM data.
Specify - to encode from stdin.
Note that multiple input files can be specified, they will be
encoded together into a single output file with chapter marks
indicating source file divisions.
<output-file> : Path to output file to encode to, in MP4 format.
neroAacEnc.exe [options] -if <input-file> -of <output-file>
Where:
<input-file> : Path to source file to encode.
The file must be in Microsoft WAV format and contain PCM data.
Specify - to encode from stdin.
Note that multiple input files can be specified, they will be
encoded together into a single output file with chapter marks
indicating source file divisions.
<output-file> : Path to output file to encode to, in MP4 format.
QUOTE(eevan @ Jan 13 2008, 19:57) 
You can encode from stdin with Nero.
CODE
Usage:
neroAacEnc.exe [options] -if <input-file> -of <output-file>
Where:
<input-file> : Path to source file to encode.
The file must be in Microsoft WAV format and contain PCM data.
Specify - to encode from stdin.
Note that multiple input files can be specified, they will be
encoded together into a single output file with chapter marks
indicating source file divisions.
<output-file> : Path to output file to encode to, in MP4 format.
neroAacEnc.exe [options] -if <input-file> -of <output-file>
Where:
<input-file> : Path to source file to encode.
The file must be in Microsoft WAV format and contain PCM data.
Specify - to encode from stdin.
Note that multiple input files can be specified, they will be
encoded together into a single output file with chapter marks
indicating source file divisions.
<output-file> : Path to output file to encode to, in MP4 format.
but can you sdtout with nero?
Thanks for your answer
(I never found this information myself 
)
No, it can't output to stdout.
I don't know your exact setup, but I used to run a few streaming radios from Winamp and Foobar2000 using Icecast server and oddcast streaming plugin. I used a Coding Technologies aacPlus encoder dll which comes with Winamp for HE-AAC v2 stream without any problems.
I don't know your exact setup, but I used to run a few streaming radios from Winamp and Foobar2000 using Icecast server and oddcast streaming plugin. I used a Coding Technologies aacPlus encoder dll which comes with Winamp for HE-AAC v2 stream without any problems.
cant you "get"and save the webstream? That way there is no recompressing needed.
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