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manolito · 31st October 2016, 19:52

Just gave this new version a test run on my old WinXP computer, this is what I found:

I used an FFmpeg build by Sherpya to be able to use libfdk_aac. The hidden option in the INI file to use libfdk does work, but only for constant bitrate mode. For VBR mode the parameters for libfdk are different, see this page:
https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/Encode/AAC

For using libfdk it would also be useful to let the user decide if he wants the low pass filter or not (specify the cutoff frequency).

The new "ETA" display does not work here, it always shows 0:00:00 on my machine.

Cheers
manolito

//EDIT//
On my Win7 64-bit notebook using the latest Sherpya FFmpeg build from July 2016 the "ETA" display works just fine. On the XP machine it must be either WinXP itself or the older FFmpeg build which causes the ETA display to fail...

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manolito Registered User Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Berlin, Germany Posts: 3,079	Just gave this new version a test run on my old WinXP computer, this is what I found: I used an FFmpeg build by Sherpya to be able to use libfdk_aac. The hidden option in the INI file to use libfdk does work, but only for constant bitrate mode. For VBR mode the parameters for libfdk are different, see this page: https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/Encode/AAC For using libfdk it would also be useful to let the user decide if he wants the low pass filter or not (specify the cutoff frequency). The new "ETA" display does not work here, it always shows 0:00:00 on my machine. Cheers manolito //EDIT// On my Win7 64-bit notebook using the latest Sherpya FFmpeg build from July 2016 the "ETA" display works just fine. On the XP machine it must be either WinXP itself or the older FFmpeg build which causes the ETA display to fail... Last edited by manolito; 31st October 2016 at 22:38.