Some MP4 AAC files

"Hamish O'Dea" <Hamish.O'[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.ipod.ephpod
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For anyone interested, I've made available a couple of samples of 
MPEG4-AAC files I created on Windows. They both play on my iPod 
(Original 5 gig, reformatted to FAT32, firmware 1.3).

http://members.optushome.com.au/hodea/test-faac.mp4
http://members.optushome.com.au/hodea/test-quicktime.mp4

They are 12 second samples, about 200 kB each. The first was created 
using faac (with -m 4 switch to create MPEG-4 rather than MPEG-2) and 
mp4creator. The second was created with Quicktime 6.1 for Windows 
(Pro) using export movie to MPEG-4, and then under options changing 
"output sample rate" to 44.100 kHz.

To play them on my iPod I replaced an existing MP3, renamed it to .m4a 
and changed the file name in iTunesDB with a hex editor. I don't have 
access to a Mac right now, if anyone wants to try them in iTunes I'd 
be interested in the results, especially when renamed to .m4a. Both 
play in Quicktime on Windows.

Hamish.


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