Okay, Qaac isn't gone here.
1. Try resetting the tools cache ("Config->Tools->Clear all cached tool infos")
2. Hybrid does the following to check whether the 'Apple Application Support' is available:
a. it checks whether the registry contains "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SOFTWARE\\Apple Inc.\\Apple Application Support"
b. it checks whether the folder in the "InstallDir"-value of that registry entry exisits.
If the entry exists it assumes 'Apple Application Support' is available.
If it does not exist if searches for portable files for this is checks that:
a. qaac itself is present (if not, no 'Apple Application Support' and qaac)
b. if next to the qaac.exe exists a 'CoreAudioToolbox.dll' (if it is, 'Apple Application Support' and qaac are assumed to work; note that there a bunch other .dlls needed for qaac to accually work)
If not no .dll is present i check whether a 'qtfiles' or 'QTfiles64' folder exists next to the qaac.exe, if one of the folders exists 'Apple Application Support' and qaac are assumed to work.
should work, but note that you would still have to considere the influence of the aac compression in regard to audio delay.
Cu Selur
Ps.: btw. https://github.com/AnimMouse/QTFiles might be interessting, but probably not legal judging the license aggreement of Apple for the tools which include the libraries.
1. Try resetting the tools cache ("Config->Tools->Clear all cached tool infos")
2. Hybrid does the following to check whether the 'Apple Application Support' is available:
a. it checks whether the registry contains "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SOFTWARE\\Apple Inc.\\Apple Application Support"
b. it checks whether the folder in the "InstallDir"-value of that registry entry exisits.
If the entry exists it assumes 'Apple Application Support' is available.
If it does not exist if searches for portable files for this is checks that:
a. qaac itself is present (if not, no 'Apple Application Support' and qaac)
b. if next to the qaac.exe exists a 'CoreAudioToolbox.dll' (if it is, 'Apple Application Support' and qaac are assumed to work; note that there a bunch other .dlls needed for qaac to accually work)
If not no .dll is present i check whether a 'qtfiles' or 'QTfiles64' folder exists next to the qaac.exe, if one of the folders exists 'Apple Application Support' and qaac are assumed to work.
Quote:I'd be trying to convert from TrueHD 5.1 from within an MKV file to QAAC q127, ideally with a single piped command either through ffmpeg or eac3to(whichever hybrid uses for QAAC)Something similar to:
eg ffmpeg -i input.mkv -vn -acodec copy -f wav | qaac -i --V 127 -o q127Audio.aac
ffmpeg -y -threads 8 -loglevel fatal -nostdin -i "PATH TO INPUT" -vn -sn -ac 6 -ar 48000 -f sox - | sox --multi-threaded --temp "E:\Temp\2021-07-29@15_19_20_081000" --buffer 524288 -S -t sox - -b 16 -t raw - | qaac --threading --raw --raw-channels 6 --raw-rate 48000 --tvbr 75 - -o "path to aac file"Cu Selur
Ps.: btw. https://github.com/AnimMouse/QTFiles might be interessting, but probably not legal judging the license aggreement of Apple for the tools which include the libraries.
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Dev versions are in the 'experimental'-folder of my GoogleDrive, which is linked on the download page.
Dev versions are in the 'experimental'-folder of my GoogleDrive, which is linked on the download page.