Rockbox Technical Forums
Third Party => Other Utilities => Topic started by: Ysl on October 11, 2009, 05:58:14 AM
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Hi
It should be possible to convert my non protected .oma files recorded from vinyl to my minidisc (and transfered to my XP PC using SonicStage) with a program called ffmpeg but after searching the net, I've not found a simple explanation on how to do it.
This program have the advantage that the process is lossless, no need to re-compress
I would like to listen to my .oma files with Rockbox but without ffmpeg, this seem to be impossible.
Can someone help me please ?
Thanks
Ysl
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Sample maybe?
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Re-up as I still have no idea how to listen to my .oma files losslessly on my Iaudio X5 ???
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Perhaps you should be asking FFMPEG for advice on how to do this as they would be more likely to know how to achieve your goal.
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I've never tried but its probably something like "ffmpeg -i filename.oma out.rm" but maybe with some other options to tell it what container you want. Couple minutes reading the help file or google should clear it up I think.
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Hi
It should be possible to convert my non protected .oma files recorded from vinyl to my minidisc (and transfered to my XP PC using SonicStage) with a program called ffmpeg but after searching the net, I've not found a simple explanation on how to do it.
This program have the advantage that the process is lossless, no need to re-compress
I would like to listen to my .oma files with Rockbox but without ffmpeg, this seem to be impossible.
Can someone help me please ?
Thanks
Ysl
If you're still around, Rockbox now supports playback of ATRAC3 audio in OMA files with no DRM protection.
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Yes, I'm still around, I will be as long as Rockbox will be !
Thanks for your reply, that's GREAT news as I didn't get to make the conversion work...
Ysl
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Maybe this will interest you:
http://forums.rockbox.org/index.php?topic=22831.0
It's about how to encode to .rm Atrac3.