View Full Version : Why is so hard to find the CoreAAC/CoreVorbis binaries (win32) ?
ookzDVD
25th July 2003, 02:28
As the title say.
What is the latest version anyway ?
for the both CoreAAC and CoreVorbis ?
Thank you.
Sirber
25th July 2003, 02:40
for AAC I guess it'S because of licensing issues...
KpeX
25th July 2003, 07:08
You could try the matroska install pack (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=55745). Download the version without an installer and you can only install the filters you need. HTH,
Its not there fault, Corecodec's server fell over a while back and has taken time to come back and get back to normal. The matroska pack ones work fine. Ill put up the OGMMuxer with AAC support later today and include links to those filters then as well...
-Nic
DKDIB
25th July 2003, 09:32
Another mirror (sorry for the language, but filters' names are always the same ;)):
http://www.dkdib.net/Software.html
[Toff]
25th July 2003, 10:02
Oops, i forgot to reupload the binaries for CoreVorbis, it's done now : http://corevorbis.corecodec.org/
About AAC don't forget that the current channels mapping handling is kinda wrong in all tools (nero 5.5, aacenc, coreaac, it's now corrected in faac) because the mapping in AAC is not the same as in WAV and there was no remapping made by the encoder.
Oh and Nero 6 should be out today, and so maybe HE AAC handling in faad2 :)
ChristianHJW
25th July 2003, 10:18
Originally posted by KpeX
You could try the matroska install pack (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=55745). Download the version without an installer and you can only install the filters you need. HTH,
Psssstttt, dont tell anybody that CoreAAC is coming with the pack :devil: .... we might get thrown into prison :scared: :scared: !
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