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No Seek Tables in .m4a files
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02-01-2014, 18:01
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No Seek Tables in .m4a files
Hi Simon,
I have a bunch of long (> 2hour) music downloads which are aac in .m4a container and due to my error when downloading they have no seek data. As a result I can only play the files from the beginning. I am afraid my command line skills have left me, if they were ever there and am asking for help to add seek data using either ffmpeg or AtomicParsley, whichever is appropriate! Grateful for any help you can give. Regards and Happy New Year. Budgie. |
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02-01-2014, 19:03
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RE: No Seek Tables in .m4a files
(02-01-2014 18:01)Budgie Wrote: Hi Simon, Happy New Year! I've never done this myself. I use dbPoweramp for file conversions. You could try using dbPoweramp to convert the .m4a file to another .m4a file. Perhaps dbPoweramp will add the missing seek information. |
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02-01-2014, 20:09
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RE: No Seek Tables in .m4a files
(02-01-2014 19:03)simoncn Wrote:Hi Simon,(02-01-2014 18:01)Budgie Wrote: Hi Simon, Many thanks for the reply and that is the principle I had in mind but isn't dbPoweramp a windoze program? Regards, Budgie |
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02-01-2014, 20:27
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RE: No Seek Tables in .m4a files
(02-01-2014 20:09)Budgie Wrote: Hi Simon, Yes, it is. Because I'm a Windows user, this is the program I use myself for such tasks. Perhaps other forum users will be able to suggest how to do this on Linux. |
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