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  1. Does anybody know which AAC encoder MakeMKV is using? Is there any way I can pipe it to use the qaac encoder at a set bitrate if I have iTunes installed on my machine? Thanks.
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    MakeMKV does not encode anything. It is a decrypter / transcoder.
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  3. Originally Posted by Dougster View Post
    MakeMKV does not encode anything. It is a decrypter / transcoder.
    Ok. Well, I'm attempting to transcode DTS-HD MA 5.1 > AAC Stereo using the AAC-Stereo profile in MakeMKV. I'm curious which AAC encoder it uses and if there is a way I can tell it to use qaac at a given bitrate.
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    MakeMKV does not have any AAC encoders (or any other encoders for that matter). You will have to re-encode the audio. I personally
    use Hybrid for qaac encoding.
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  5. Originally Posted by Dougster View Post
    MakeMKV does not have any AAC encoders (or any other encoders for that matter). You will have to re-encode the audio. I personally
    use Hybrid for qaac encoding.
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    Ah! My bad. Got me thinking there. Just discovered that myself and roma_turok beat me to it. It uses FDK AAC (libfdk.dll or libfdk64.dll).
    Unsure of the bitrate though. I'm going to do an experiment here.
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  7. It looked to me like 160kbps. But I was unsure which encoder they were using. I understand FDK to be one of the better ones, but thought QAAC was still ranked #1. I just am curious if there's a way to pipe it out to QAAC instead of using the FDK encoder. I can't stand iTunes, but that AAC encoder they have is good.
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    You could use Hybrid encode qaac and just do a pass-through of the video and mux it to the container of your choice. Never knew
    MakeMKV could do that. I guess I learned something new. Thanks for waking me up!
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