Audacity Forum

Trebor wrote:[ I thought Audacity can natively open FLAC without having to add FFmpeg ].

Yes, Audacity can, and so can most good audio players, but notably not Microsoft's "Windows Media Player" or Apple's "iTunes" (perhaps they have some vested interest in not supporting open formats )

Black Dog Bluez wrote:trying to convert this (above .flac) online!! -how bout something more Microsoft friendly!

I created that FLAC file using Audacity running on microsoft windows.
[ I thought Audacity can natively open FLAC without having to add FFmpeg ].

... tag, you should be able to simply download the embedded audio file! Or, if they embedded an audio stream, you may be able to dump the stream via FFmpeg or MPlayer . If you can share a link to the site, I could have a look... I'm running into this problem when I use WASAPI to record audio from ...

... tag, you should be able to simply download the embedded audio file! Or, if they embedded an audio stream, you may be able to dump the stream via FFmpeg or MPlayer . If you can share a link to the site, I could have a look... I'm running into this problem when I use WASAPI to record audio from ...

... tag, you should be able to simply download the embedded audio file! Or, if they embedded an audio stream, you may be able to dump the stream via FFmpeg or MPlayer . If you can share a link to the site, I could have a look... I'm running into this problem when I use WASAPI to record audio from ...

... tag, you should be able to simply download the embedded audio file! Or, if they embedded an audio stream, you may be able to dump the stream via FFmpeg or MPlayer . If you can share a link to the site, I could have a look...

... bit PCM." Attached is the log file, containing info from both MediInfo_v0.7.69 and LeeAudiBi_v0.2b, identifying the container as AAC. I have FFmpeg library installed. AAC is a codec , not a digital container format . You now seem to have "C:TMPMovie.2014.wav" which is AAC codec ...

...identifying the container as AAC. I have FFmpeg library installed. So, did you try opening the movie file with Audacity (without demultiplexing first)? There are other tools that can extract the audio from an audio/video file and create a normal ...

... bit PCM." Attached is the log file, containing info from both MediInfo_v0.7.69 and LeeAudiBi_v0.2b, identifying the container as AAC. I have FFmpeg library installed.

... hear something that sounds like audio. Have you tried opening the audio/video file with Audacity? It can't open the video, but with the optional FFMPEG Import/Export library, it should be able to extract the audio from almost any format.