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nobef opened this issue Apr 14, 2024 · 1 comment
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320 kbps #100

nobef opened this issue Apr 14, 2024 · 1 comment

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nobef commented Apr 14, 2024 •
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I want to convert using qaac (Via Muicbee). And they gave me this command: --ignorelength --no-smart-padding -v 256 -q 2 -o [outputfile] - This is the highest quality, just like iTunes. But I want to do it in 320 kbps. should I just put 320 instead of 256? And what else should we do with Khgz, make 44.1?
Help me, I'm a noob and couldn't use the command line at all, so I came to Musicbee

The method is taken from here
https://getmusicbee.com/forum/index.php?topic=33758.0
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deton24 commented Apr 5, 2025 •
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For WAV input:
-c 0 --ignorelength --no-smart-padding 'd:\your folder\track 01.wav' -o output.m4a

It'll leave the original sample rate of the file (if it's not higher than 48kHz - then it will downsample it to 48kHz), and use CBR 320kbps (for stereo input) and LC profile with default -q 2 = Quality 96 in the MediaInfo (the highest).
Better preserve original SR.

For lossy:
-c 0 --no-smart-padding <input> -o <output>
(-i, --ignorelength - Assume WAV input and ignore the data chunk length)

For WAV and issue of no gappless playback in the converted output:
-c 0 --ignorelength <input> -o <output>
(--no-smart-padding Don't apply smart padding for gapless playback.
By default, beginning and ending of input is extrapolated to achieve smooth transition between songs. This option also works as a workaround for bug of CoreAudio HE-AAC encoder that stops encoding 1 frame too early. Setting this option can lead to gapless playback issue especially on HE-AAC.

You have to use apostrophes like: 'inputpath' for paths when there are spaces in the input or output.

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