MM as a renderer for AAC files

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Re: MM as a renderer for AAC files

by Peke » Sat Jan 24, 2015 8:38 am

M4P files can't be played without iTunes/QuickTime due DRM. Have you tried QTLite http://www.free-codecs.com/download/QT_Lite.htm ? it is old but it also only contain plain codec not blown full QuickTime.

In newest beta (4.1.6.1727+) we prepared number of small tweaks in order to better log handle AAC/M4A issues and other ones that are related to third party libraries and codecs.

Keep an eye on beta release post for release.

Re: MM as a renderer for AAC files

by ceborat » Fri Jan 23, 2015 4:24 am

is there any other solution than installing QuickTime?
The problem also occurs when I stream from WMP to MM AAC files on the same System.
Regards, Ceborat

Re: MM as a renderer for AAC files

by ceborat » Thu Jan 22, 2015 10:48 am

Hi, i use Windows 8.1 on both sytems. i want to stream the aac file from WMP to MM. I have no Problems with mp3 files. AAC works fine from WMP to WMP too. I only have problems with Streaming AAC from WMP to MM because he wants to have quicktime.
The codec pack seems to be installed. i see it in MM in "extensions".
Any Idea?
Thanks for your help :)

Re: MM as a renderer for AAC files

by Lowlander » Thu Jan 22, 2015 10:07 am

Can other programs play the file (particularly QuickTime would be good to know)?

Re: MM as a renderer for AAC files

by MMFrLife » Thu Jan 22, 2015 8:28 am

What operating system are you using.

I'm not exactly sure, as I have never needed to purchase the MM codec pack.
Seems like in an earlier 4 version of MM I had trouble with it and either did K-Lite and/or quicktime. I don't remember
exactly. In 3 I used quicktime. Currently I did a recent reinstall of my system and I haven't put anything extra
relating to AAC on it (quicktime, MM pack, third-party pack) and I can play AAC fine,
currently listening to an .mp4 track.

Now I am using MM 4 with windows 7 though. It might just be using the AAC decoder native to Win7 as article mentions.

Did you click on the .mmip file and it said it installed? You might have to look for it in options menu to see if you have to set
something or enable. Someone will come along that is more familiar with download process for it.

On Apple, I understand. I'm no fan of Apple myself (too possessive, and a bit overly simplistic)

Re: MM as a renderer for AAC files

by ceborat » Thu Jan 22, 2015 8:07 am

he wants to install Quicktime but I dont want to have any apple Software on this System. not because I hate apple but they are so possessive. I have apple Software all over on that system if I install only a little apple Programm. :wink:

Re: MM as a renderer for AAC files

by ceborat » Thu Jan 22, 2015 7:57 am

Hi, MMFrLife

thanks for the reply. idownloaded and installed the trial MM codec pack but there is still the same error message. do I have to activate something in MM?
I see the MMcodes pack Trial in the extensions of MM.

thanks

Re: MM as a renderer for AAC files

by MMFrLife » Thu Jan 22, 2015 7:22 am

You need to either have Quicktime installed, a codec pack like K-lite (still might not work) or purchase MM codec pack.

see article:
http://www.mediamonkey.com/support/inde ... aac-tracks

MM as a renderer for AAC files

by ceborat » Thu Jan 22, 2015 6:58 am

Hello, I tried to use MM as a renderer for AAC files and got the error message that MM cant read the file Format. MP3 works fine.
Playing AAC files with MM direct is working fine too.

What can I do?

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