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Topic: Standalone ALAC encoder without QuickTime/iTunes installed? (Read 6207 times) previous topic - next topic
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Standalone ALAC encoder without QuickTime/iTunes installed?

Hi

Since Apple Lossless (ALAC) now is open source since last year, are there standalone binaries for Windows and Linux available that can be used without QuickTime/iTunes installed?

(I only see a reverse engineered decoder available on rarewares.org)






XLD // ALAC // OGG VORBIS

Standalone ALAC encoder without QuickTime/iTunes installed?

Reply #1
There's refalac, which is bundled with qaac. Maybe someone could port it to Linux?


Standalone ALAC encoder without QuickTime/iTunes installed?

Reply #3
Again, post #391 to make it portable with foobar2000.

Standalone ALAC encoder without QuickTime/iTunes installed?

Reply #4
refalac.exe + msvcr100.dll + msvcp100.dll is portable.

 

Standalone ALAC encoder without QuickTime/iTunes installed?

Reply #5
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ffmpeg -i file.wav -acodec alac file.m4a

Standalone ALAC encoder without QuickTime/iTunes installed?

Reply #6
Thanks for the replies!
Seems like both Windows and Linux are covered. 
XLD // ALAC // OGG VORBIS