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Can you create m4a files with MC16?

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Von:
Either natively, or using some available plugin?

Alex B:
The built-in External Encoder plugin works fine with command line encoders. MC16 has now full support for writing m4a tags so there are no limitations anymore.

The free Nero AAC encoder (can encode AAC/m4a files): http://www.nero.com/enu/technologies-aac-codec.html

The free qaac frontend program for QuickTime (can encode AAC/m4a and Apple Losless/m4a, the free standard version of QuickTime must be installed on the system): http://sites.google.com/site/qaacpage

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A related feature request:

Ability to store presets for different External Encoder settings and/or ability to create additional named External Encoder instances (each instance would store individual settings).

Von:
Thanks. Is the free Nero encoder considered a good one?

glynor:

--- Quote from: Von on May 03, 2011, 01:19:27 pm ---Thanks. Is the free Nero encoder considered a good one?

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Yes.  It is standards compliant (at least largely so for the important stuff) and is well regarded.

Von:
Sounds good, I'll try it.

Thanks!

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