Help: Foobar & foo_neromp4.dll

2003-10-27 02:31:21

I am trying to use foobar2000 (0.7.2 Beta to convert .ape files to .m4a using foo_neromp4.dll. The files "appear" to encode properly and are about the same file size as an Itunes generated .m4a file BUT Itunes won't recognize the file properly.

The time displays "Not available" and the bit rate is "Unkown". Itunes won't play the file either, it's dead.

I've got other .m4a files from Nero that display and play properly but the ones from foobar2000 don't.

Constant Bit Rate = 128
Encoder Quality = High
AAC Profile = LC (low complexity)

Any suggestions

Help: Foobar & foo_neromp4.dll

Reply #1 – 2003-10-27 02:57:41

This happens with HIGH and LOW settings. Nothing, so far, has worked. All attemps fail ... is it just me & my settings or ?

Help: Foobar & foo_neromp4.dll

Reply #2 – 2003-10-27 03:17:43

This is a known bug in iTunes for Windows.

Help: Foobar & foo_neromp4.dll

Reply #3 – 2003-10-27 14:29:11

If this is a bug ... why do all of my other .m4a files created with Nero work and function properly with Itunes? The .m4a files were created with 6.0.0.9, edited with foobar2000 (for tagging) and dumped into Itunes. Nothing failed.

This was done with 307 albums. So what's different with this than how I did it?

Help: Foobar & foo_neromp4.dll

Reply #4 – 2003-10-28 00:32:25

Any response? Other Nero files are happy happy in Itunes, just not the ones that come out of foobar.

Help: Foobar & foo_neromp4.dll

Reply #5 – 2003-10-28 16:27:55

This problem only shows up on Nero files encoded with newer plugins. Don't know since which version exactly.

Hydrogenaudio has a thread on how to "fix" these files (if you want to fix it). Or you should just wait until iTunes gets fixed.

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