VP6 and AAC

Is it possible to live encode VP6 and AAC together. I want to
use VP6 not H264 for it's compatibility and AAC for top audio and
less bandwith.
I want to use the AAC plugin through an SDI capture card.
Can anyone help?

No you cannot use vp6 and aac together in FMLE. Following
combinations are supported in FMLE:
1. Vp6 + nellymoser
2. Vp6 + mp3
3. H264 + mp3
4. H264 + aac
5. H264 + heaac
What's your upper limit for audio stream bandwidth?

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Thanks for your help! I just burnt a CD with mixed formats and it played fine in a "newer" CD player. My home CD player is older (Circa 80s or 90s?) and I have been told that the older CD players either can't or, don't like CDRs. So, it played fine in my son's newer CD player but, not in my "older" player. I am not too sure about the difference in sound quality yet. I'll have to do some more testing. The MP3 files and AAC files both sounded well when played. One annoying thing, though is the volume issue. Most of the songs played at a similar volume but, one played quite softly. An annoying thing but, I understand that even if you use the "Sound check" option, the sound can vary due to the fact that iTunes has a "fast" way of reading the sound levels and could be inefficient. I will try "iVolume" to see if that helps. It is supposed to be pretty good for iTunes except for the version 7 that just came out.
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I have a collection of 2000 songs. Each song is stored in AIFF and AAC formats. I want to separate these into two separate collections. The problem is that I don't see a practical way to keep the organization intact.
Here are the possibilities I have come up with that don't seem to work:
1) Create a full copy of the original directory then do a Windows search for *.m4a or *.aif and then delete all the files found, leaving only one file type within the new directory structure. (I don't have enough hard disk space to do this.)
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3) Cannot simultaneously select files contained among different folders.
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Yeeha, We see this question pretty often, usually from folks who want a lossless copy to play on their stereo and a compressed copy to play in their iPod. Unfortunately, iTunes does not particularly support it, and you are on your own. The basic options are separate playlists, as crazygecko suggests, or separate libraries, as you were thinking.
Note that whichever you decide, once you set it up each new song you add will have to be handled twice. Nothing automatic will happen.

CBR MP3 and AAC issue for audioqueue

We are exporting MP3 and AAC files from Logic Pro / Itunes with a constant bit rate - however when we look at these in the terminal they are showing as having a 0 value for the bytes/packet - therefore the SDK is seeing them as VBR files... Here's an example in the terminal:
File: introduction.mp3
File type ID: MPG3
Data format: 2 ch, 44100 Hz, '.mp3' (0x00000000) 0 bits/channel, 0 bytes/packet, 1152 frames/packet, 0 bytes/frame
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audio packets: 9452
bit rate: 160 bits per second
packet size upper bound: 1052
maximum packet size: 523
audio data file offset: 4096
optimized
Tried exporting them as AAC and MP3 using both Logic Pro and iTunes but all output files are showing a bytes/packet value.
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FO:
MPEG1 layer 3
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4096 bytes outside MP3 frames (0.132713 kbps)
0 sync errors
Bitrate distribution:
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1) Confirm you import settings are set to the desired format. In ITunes go to Edit>Preferences>Advanced>Importing than select in your case ACC encoder and the desired bitrate.
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Burning iTunes and AAC files

is it not possible to burn music you have bought off itunes onto CDs??
i want to be able to play it in my car however can only put songs that have not been bought through itunes onto cd.
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Matt you can get your iTunes file to MP3 or WAV but the process is a bit convoluted. You'll also lose some quality in the conversion process but you will have something you can play in your car or mp3 player (If it's not an ipod).
1) In preferences/Advanced/Burning
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Maintaining AIFF and AAC files

I have my preferences set to import AIFF files, and I know how to convert these to AAC. But when I do this, it creates the AAC file in the same folder in the same library. I could just deselect the AIFF files in that library so only the AAC's are synched with the iPod, but I'd like to instead create a new iTunes library so I can take these AIFF files over to an external hard drive. How do do this?
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When I did this with a single CD, I set my preferences to AIFF and imported that CD into my new AIFF master library. I then had to change my preferences back to importing AAC files. That gave me an option on the Advanced menu to Create AAC version. I created AAC versions of the 6 tracks on the CD within that AIFF master library. Then I went into Windows Explorer. Created a file folder for these AAC tracks in the AAC libary that I synch with my iPod. Then copied the entire folder from the AIFF library to the AAC library. Then deleted the AAC files from the AIFF folder and vice versa. Then I had to launch all files I copied in the AAC folder so iTunes would "see" them. Then I had to clean up iTunes in the AIFF libary from within iTunes by deleting the AAC tracks.
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Hi,
i'm looking for Arch users who have experiences with the integration
and using of the Appe iPod with AAC/MP4-Audio.
Is gtkpod the first selection ?
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regards
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jaboua wrote:
bademeister wrote:Is AAC/MP4 possible with Arch linux ?
Linux can play AAC and MP4 if that's what you meant
Yes,
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direct.
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solution.
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(direct). So in this case what i need for a full support and and and.
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bademeister

AMR and AAC - both supported throughout on mobile's?

I've tried both, and it seems only AMR works on most phones, whereas AAC works on some, doesn't on others - which is a shame, because AAC can be stereo, whereas AMR can only support mono.
Any additions, or tales to the contrary?

simply put... it's all about the wireless network that a given phone is designed to support. Low bandwidth networks like the typical networks in the US, and GPRS class networks in Europe have a limited amount of bit rate to play with... and so AMR is a better choice for audio as it sits in a lower bit rate range. Most if not all phones designed for these networks do not support AAC, as it's not ideal for the networks. OTOH phones designed to work within EVDO type networks in the US, and the other 3G networks in Europe and Asia will support AAC and ACC+ as the networks have much higher amounts of bitrate available.
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ID3 and AAC

I am trying to educate myself here. I have about 20+ Gigs of music and haven't touched the stuff in years. Should I convert all my songs to ACC and add ID3 tags. Or should I only do one or the other.

ID3 tags can be used in most (but not all) Lossy music formats and with several Lossless formats. What type are your music files in currently?
Converting one Lossy format to another Lossy format will only result in a decrease in audio quality. If your music is currently in MP3 or similar Lossy format, there is nothing gained by converting it to AAC.
If the music cannot be played within iTunes, then you have little choice....
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Managing both Lossless and AAC music folders

Hello, I am trying to have two music folders with identical songs from my imported CDs, but with different encoding formats. I would like to have one folder with Apple Lossless encoding, so I can stream high-quality music to my home stereo. I would then like to have another folder of the same music, but converted to AAC compression so I can load that music onto my iPod.
Does anyone have suggestions as to how I can do this? I know I need to import the music from the CD first with Lossless encoding; and I've done this. I now need to find a way to convert all these files (as a copy) to AAC in a different folder/playlist so they can fit in my iPod's limited storage space.
Thanks for any help you can provide!
Tyler Stableford

Managing two folders the way you want to do it, is not possible in iTunes itself.
There are 3rd party scripts and applications that might do it, for example iTunes Library Manager.
If you like to have both formats available at the same time, you could do next:
Import all CDs in Apple Losless.
Take care that all info is the way you like; if you convert them, you have to correct wrong info twice.
Convert all lossless tracks to AAC.
Make two Smart Playlists (e.g. iPod music and Home music)
Include a rule in the iPod playlist not to contain 'Apple Lossless audio file'
To give an example:
I don't care about what's all in the library; it's the main container for my multimedia.
So I've set some rules for my 'Music Library', a Smart Playlist.
I've set it to:
Match all of the following rules:
Podcast is false
Kind is not mpeg audio stream
Genre does not contain audiobook
etc.
You could make two almost identical playlists.
'Home Music' containing the rule: Kind is not Apple lossles....
'iPod Music' containing the rule: Kind is Apple Lossless...
You can make other Smart playlists which depend on the contents of these two 'music libraries'.
Hope this helps.
M
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Flash Media Live Encoder and AAC

This is sort of a follow up to my previous post, asking about streaming through FMS to Apple and Android.
Android and Blackberry devices require that the audio component of video streams be encoded using AAC. Right now I'm telling my customers to buy the MainConcept AAC plugin, or to buy VidBlaster or Wirecast. Can anyone from Adobe comment on when Adobe might release a version of FMLE that includes AAC?

I couldn't get that point earlier. Sorry for that.
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