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Hello,
this might be related to #62, but is a bit different at the same time.
The encode itself seems to work, but there seems to be no program, that can handle these files except qaac - even ffmpeg struggles.
This is because insert71RearPCEToASC() in cautil.cpp assumes AAC-LC, so it miserably breaks on HE-AAC. IIRC, CoreAudio didn't support 7.1ch for HE-AAC, hence it was OK in the past.
For 7.1ch HE-AAC to be supported, one of the following options is required:
Instead of PCE, just switch to new ISO/IEC 14496-3 AMD 4:2013 AAC channel layout constant for 6.1ch/7.1ch(rear) layout.
Hello,
this might be related to #62, but is a bit different at the same time.
The encode itself seems to work, but there seems to be no program, that can handle these files except qaac - even ffmpeg struggles.
LAV Splitter error message indicates:
Audio: AAC 96000Hz stereo 223kbps
That sort of fits the mediainfo output of the resulting file, which does not print any available channels.
Command Line:
qaac64.exe -v256 --he --verbose "Test.flac" -o "Test.m4a"
qaac64 --check:
Source File:
Output File:
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