libfaad2 == .aac support?

[Raziel]

do i understand that right?

i ripped the zak audio files to .aac, libfaad2 built in, but they don't play, instead i get a requester telling me to rip the audio tracks...do i miss something?

thanks alot

[eriktorbjorn]

i ripped the zak audio files to .aac, libfaad2 built in, but they don't play, instead i get a requester telling me to rip the audio tracks...do i miss something?

From what I can see, the expected file extensions for the ripped CD audio files are:

• .ogg
• .fla or .flac
• .mp3
• .m4a
• .wav

I'm not sure exactly what format .m4a implies. The source code calls it a "QuickTimeAudioStream", and I think the QuickTime player is the only place where libfaad2 is used. So it might be enough to rename the files, I don't know?

[Raziel]

ah, so not usable for Audio tracks?

which game has this quick time player, where is it used?

i just need something to test libfaad with, to see if the port of that library works

thank you

[topolinik]

AFAIK m4a should be aac into a proper container, so the last step would just be straightforward (ffmpeg on the command line will suffice).

[Raziel]

but could they be used as music tracks in f.e. zak?