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'''aacplusenc''' is a multiplatform [[AACplus|HE-AAC+]] encoder.<BR> | '''aacplusenc''' is a multiplatform [[AACplus|HE-AAC+]] encoder.<BR> | ||
| − | It was written by Matteo Croce that tooks the 3gpp reference code and wrote his own routine to read wav files, write RAW ADTS output as well as faster buffered I/O and custom FFT routines<BR> | + | It was written by Matteo Croce that tooks the 3gpp reference code and wrote his own routine to read wav files,<br>write RAW ADTS output as well as faster buffered I/O and custom FFT routines<BR> |
The encoder now supports mono and stereo encodings, it's not as good as the Nero encoder but is way faster.<BR> | The encoder now supports mono and stereo encodings, it's not as good as the Nero encoder but is way faster.<BR> | ||
Also, it's the only [[AACplus|HE-AAC+]] on certain combination of Operating System/architecture like MacOSX, Linux/PPC etc. | Also, it's the only [[AACplus|HE-AAC+]] on certain combination of Operating System/architecture like MacOSX, Linux/PPC etc. | ||
Revision as of 17:48, 2 December 2007
aacplusenc is a multiplatform HE-AAC+ encoder.
It was written by Matteo Croce that tooks the 3gpp reference code and wrote his own routine to read wav files,
write RAW ADTS output as well as faster buffered I/O and custom FFT routines
The encoder now supports mono and stereo encodings, it's not as good as the Nero encoder but is way faster.
Also, it's the only HE-AAC+ on certain combination of Operating System/architecture like MacOSX, Linux/PPC etc.
