TAudioConverter 0.9.7-Multithreaded Audio Converter-Extractor CD ripper

[ozok]

Update 0.9.0:

--0.9.0
-Added: New skins "Steam2" and "GPlus"
-Added: Hints to some options (thx to Trinket)
-Added: Option to pass blocksize option to lossless encoders for losswav (thx to elubron)
-Added: Support for extensions mpa, mp2 and mka (thx to kleen)
-Fixed: LossyWAV failed if temp folder path ended with "\"
-Fixed: FDKAAC always used CBR even if VBR was selected (NePaC)
-Fixed: Removing files from list didn't reset trim values (thx to elubron)
-Fixed: Moving files in the list caused problems with duration etc
-Fixed: Musepack, TAK, Wavpack couldn't overwrite files even if it was enabled
-Updated: SoX build with unicode by Lord_Mulder
-Updated: AlphaControls to 8.41 Stable
-Updated: MediaInfo to 0.7.64
-Updated: OpusEnc to 1.1-beta

[Brazil2]

Originally Posted by ozok

Update 0.9.0

Portable 64-bit EXE is broken, it's only 10.3 MB (usually over 18.5 MB) and it doesn't open.

[ozok]

It should work now.

[Brazil2]

Originally Posted by ozok

It should work now.

Thanks, the new one works


However:

Originally Posted by ozok

Update 0.9.0
-Updated: SoX build with unicode by Lord_Mulder

I have noticed that the size of the original SoX is quite different from the size of the TAC build:
Original SoX 14.4.1 5.53 MB
Original SoX 14.4.1a 6.23 MB
TAC SoX 617 kB

Since I don't see any additional DLL, are you sure nothing is missing in this build ?

[ozok]

I didn't pay much attention to its size but it seems to be working.

[kolpotoru]

Today i downloaded TAC(0.9.0.1930)portable_32bit ffprobe is still present in the tools folder. TAC is not accepting aac file as input please investigate it. The File add dialog is corrupted it is not showing any files.

[ozok]

You are right of course. It is not in the 64bit folder so I missed it. But as i said earlier, it is not needed you can remove it.

[kolpotoru]

what about the bugs?

[ozok]

Originally Posted by kolpotoru

what about the bugs?

Which ones?

[kolpotoru]

TAC is not accepting aac file as input & The File add dialog is corrupted it is not showing any files.

[ozok]

I just noticed open file dialog being broken and fixed it.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...32_portable.7z
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...64_portable.7z
TAudioConverter.exe with TTagger.exe which is a small console program that write APEv2 tags.

[kolpotoru]

Thank you the file open dialog is fixed but TAC is still not accepting *.aac file as input.

[ozok]

Are you sure it is not your aac file? I can open and convert aac files here. A sample would be nice.

[kolpotoru]

I have sent a sample file to your email.

[ozok]

Looks like mediainfo cannot get file's duration. Did you try muxing it in some other container?

[kolpotoru]

No i didn't mux it. It was extracted from a video file.

[ozok]

It is a raw file that might be it. Try muxing it to mp4 or mka first.

[Brazil2]

Originally Posted by ozok

It is a raw file that might be it. Try muxing it to mp4 or mka first.

I also have such AAC files. They are not RAW files but AAC in ADTS and they are playing fine with foobar, AIMP, VLC and ffplay. I can convert them with ffmpeg (e.g.: ffmpeg -i adts.aac output.mp3) but TAC can't open them.
However no problems anymore when the exact same files are muxed into MP4.

[kolpotoru]

Originally Posted by Brazil2

I also have such AAC files. They are not RAW files but AAC in ADTS and they are playing fine with foobar, AIMP, VLC and ffplay. I can convert them with ffmpeg (e.g.: ffmpeg -i adts.aac output.mp3) but TAC can't open them.
However no problems anymore when the exact same files are muxed into MP4.

That is the point, many other people will also have this kind of *.aac files and it can be played in player and converted by ffmpeg so TAC should be able to convert it. And if there is problem in decoding the file then a alternate way to decoding maybe added in TAC through directx.

[tebasuna51]

To decode .aac with ADTS headers can be used also faad.