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AIMP for Windows => Вопросы / Questions => Topic started by: godson007 on January 18, 2021, 17:15:40
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Use audio conversion to convert a 7-hour opus file (128kbs) to an opus file (48kbs), and then it becomes 2 files, 1 file is 6 hours and 12 minutes, 1 file is 1 hour (part2), this is not what I need . Can you fix it?
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No, this is limitation of command-line based encoders.
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I don't think so, use "opus-tools-0.2-opus-1.3" (https://www.opus-codec.org/downloads/) command line "opusdec --force-wav input.opus-| opusenc --bitrate 64-output.opus" is OK.
The foobar2000 converter is OK too. They all use the same opusenc.exe.
FILE: opusenc.exe
SIZE: 523776 Bytes
MD5: ACFCBD4D4C24CF7A555D36FA098E92DF
SHA1: 5EBF3808C7899E6C5C936A049B38C2468753A2A1
CRC32: BB5C38A2
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aac(faac), aac(nero), tak, have the same problem
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The foobar2000 converter is OK too. They all use the same opusenc.exe.
Ok, I will check it.
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Ok, I will check it.
Hello dear sir! Any updates on this?
In my case AIMP generates 5 pieces, so 1->1 setting obviously doesn't work properly and needs some love from the developer
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Player uses std-in interface to handle with command line encoder. The interface is limited to 4GB of PCM (uncompressed) data. This is a root of this behavior.
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Is there any chance it will be improved or you consider current implementation as good enough, so - "won't fix"?
Thanks
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Is there any chance it will be improved or you consider current implementation as good enough, so - "won't fix"?
Thanks
Yes, it possible to fix if I replace command-line encoder by it DLL-version (like few another decoders does).
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It seems, I have found a workaround!
I have uploaded build with a workaround to alpha update channel. Please try it.
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Please try it
Tested on v5.03 Beta 1, build 2382 (21.04.2022) - all good, works as expected.
Thanks a lot!
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Thank you for testing