(not) converting to mp3

[Derek Moss]

Thanks, I'll take a look at those, although it might be easiest to let
get_iplayer handle the audio/radio programme conversion/extraction and
manually specify --raw for TV programmes.

Don't the flvs made from radio programmes just contain mp3, aac or wma
audio anyway? I did try renaming one from flv to aac and that played
fine in VLC. So is there any need to extract the audio, rather than
just rename them?

I did look at the PVR Manager to see if I could specify raw in that,
as then my brother could use that for TV Programmes and the
commandline for Radio Programmes but it doesn't seem possible.

On 9 July 2013 08:26, Kapitano <kapitano72 at gmail.com> wrote:
> As a workaround, there's a program called X-WinFF, which is a front end for
> FFMPEG, allowing for batch encoding.
>
> There's also FLV Extract, which can batch extract the audio (or video) from
> FLV files. I use it to get the .aac (or occasionally .mp3) files out of
> radio shows downloaded as "raw" FLVs.
>
> Both programs are free.
>
> FLV Extract: http://moitah.net/
> X-WinFF: http://winff.org/html_new/
>
>
>
>
> On 7/9/2013 23:07 PM, Derek Moss wrote:
>>
>> Aha, testing here has revealed that the --raw option in the prefs
>> cancels out the --aactomp3 option in the prefs, which is why it isn't
>> doing the conversion after download on my brother's PC.
>
>
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