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==Command Line Interface==
 
==Command Line Interface==
  
The free Nero Digital AAC codec package includes Linux binaries for the encoder and decoder as of version 1.3.3[http://www.nero.com/eng/nda-release-notes.html Nero AAC Encoder 1.3.3].
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The free Nero Digital AAC codec package includes Linux binaries for the encoder and decoder as of version 1.3.3 [http://www.nero.com/eng/nda-release-notes.html Nero AAC Encoder 1.3.3].
  
 
The Windows executables (neroAacEnc.exe, neroAacTag.exe, etc) can be used in Linux via the use of Wine (a windows 32-bit and 64-bit emulator). Users familiar with a command-line interface can use these programs directly after Wine is installed with then necessary dependencies:
 
The Windows executables (neroAacEnc.exe, neroAacTag.exe, etc) can be used in Linux via the use of Wine (a windows 32-bit and 64-bit emulator). Users familiar with a command-line interface can use these programs directly after Wine is installed with then necessary dependencies:
  
<code>$wine neroAacEnc.exe -if infile.wav -of.wav</code>
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<code>$wine neroAacEnc.exe -q 0.5 -if infile.wav -of outfile.wav</code>
  
 
==Graphical User Interfaces==
 
==Graphical User Interfaces==
 
An easier long-term solution would be to link in the command-line encoder into a graphical user interface.
 
An easier long-term solution would be to link in the command-line encoder into a graphical user interface.
 
* [[K3b_and_Nero_AAC_Guide|K3b and Nero AAC Guide]]
 
* [[K3b_and_Nero_AAC_Guide|K3b and Nero AAC Guide]]

Latest revision as of 12:43, 15 April 2009

Command Line Interface

The free Nero Digital AAC codec package includes Linux binaries for the encoder and decoder as of version 1.3.3 Nero AAC Encoder 1.3.3.

The Windows executables (neroAacEnc.exe, neroAacTag.exe, etc) can be used in Linux via the use of Wine (a windows 32-bit and 64-bit emulator). Users familiar with a command-line interface can use these programs directly after Wine is installed with then necessary dependencies:

$wine neroAacEnc.exe -q 0.5 -if infile.wav -of outfile.wav

Graphical User Interfaces

An easier long-term solution would be to link in the command-line encoder into a graphical user interface.