Re: Nero AAC encoder front-end
- From: "DAB sounds worse than FM" <dab.is@dead>
- Date: Thu, 01 Nov 2007 18:24:49 GMT
Richard Evans wrote:
DAB sounds worse than FM wrote:
Richard Evans wrote:
DAB sounds worse than FM wrote:
Richard Evans wrote:Not sure if you read my other messages. I did try your previous
DAB sounds worse than FM wrote:
Richard Evans wrote:Yep. Works fine now.
I seem to have found the problem. It does not work if the .wavYes, that will have been the problem because the code checked for
extension in in capital letters, but does work if it is in lower
case.
"wav" not "WAV". I've changed the code so it's case-insensitive,
so it should work okay now if you download the newer version:
http://www.digitalradiotech.co.uk/Nero_AAC_UI.zip
Or at least it does on XP, not sure whether it will be possible to
get it to run on ME, as that seem to be a totally different issue.
Could you let me know if it does work on ME please?
program on ME, using the same files that I had managed to encode
under XP.
The command prompt window simply opened and then immediately closed
again. If you have changed nothing more than simply making it case
insensitive, then I can't really see it being any different. I'll
give it a try it if you like, but I would expect exactly the same
thing to happen again.
I think this is actually an issue with Nero and Windows ME, because
I can't seem to get it to work from the command line either, it just
says that it can not open the input file. If you know of any other
input options I can try from the command line I will give them a go.
If I have enough time I'll also have another go at trying to get it
to work. If not then I think we may just have to accept that we
can't get Nero AAC encoder to run under ME.
The system requirements for Nero Digital says that ME is supported:
http://www.nero.com/eng/technologies-nerodigital-sysreq.html
so it should work.
You could try some older Nero encoder and decoder files if the
latest ones aren't working with ME. Here's the files from version
1.0.7: www.digitalradiotech.co.uk/documents/nero_v1_0_7.zip
Sorry. The older version does exactly the same thing.
I even put the executable in the same folder as the input file 003.wav
and ran a batch file containing the following commands.
neroaacenc -if 003.wav -of 003.m4a -br 64000
Pause
It simply said:
"ERROR: could not open WAV file"
Fair enough. Does it do the same with different WAV files as well?
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