Here is the PotPlayer file info for source 44khz FLAC, then 24-bit 96khz FLAC. Output format should be 2 channels, 44khz if the source is 2 channels, 44khz, not a circus of different channels and sample rates in the output that players can chose from randomly Goldwave seems to confirm this, as the error message states 2 or more streams, which is consistent with the header tags.Įncoder Settings are not output to tags when converting 24-bit 96khz FLAC file. The source file will be 2 channel 44khz, but the AAC output file will have header tags that specify 2channel, 1 channel, 1 channel, along with 44khz, 44khz, 22khz for the same file. I want the Output AAC format to have only ONE sample, and ONE channel tag This is wrong, as it lets the player play whatever sample rate, and whatever channel configuration it wants. Stereo M4a 44khz in Windows File PropertiesįDK AAC HE v2 is tagged with MULTIPLE Sample Rates and multiple Channel configurations when opening in PotPlayer. Sampling rate : 96.0 KHz / 96.0 KHz / 48.0 KHzĬonverting 24-bit 96khz FLAC with FDK AAC HEv2 with DSP Resample to 44khz produces: Writing application : fdkaac 0.2.0, libfdk-aac 3.4.12, CBR 159kbps Mono 48khz in iTunes/iPod (iPod does not support 96kz, iTunes should flat out REFUSE to transfer 96khz files, as I have seen before, but it accepts the 48khz 1 channel stream) Sampling rate : 44.1 KHz / 44.1 KHz / 22.05 KHzĬonverting 24-bit 96khz FLAC with FDK AAC HEv2 produces: Stereo M4A 44khz in Window File PropertiesĬANNOT OPEN in Goldwave (The File contains two or more incompatible streams)Įncoder Settings : -b 512000 -w 22050 -p 29 -ignorelength -S -o '' -Ĭhannel(s) : 2 channels / 1 channel / 1 channelĬhannel positions : Front: L R / Front: C / Front: C Source has only ONE channel configuration, and only ONE sample rate configuration.Ĭonverting a 16-bit 44khz FLAC with FDK AAC HEv2 produces: FDK AAC HE v2 output contains multiple channel & multiple sample rate configurations in the header tags, which is wrong.

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