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LEARN ABOUT SUSE
mppenc
mppenc(1)mppenc(1)NAME
mppenc - Musepack lossy audio codec encoder
SYNOPSIS
mppenc [--options] [input_file] [output_file]
DESCRIPTION
mppenc is a Musepack lossy audio codec encoder. Musepack is a lossy audio codec specifically optimized for transparent compression of
stereo audio at bitrates of 160-180 kbit/s.
INPUT FILES
- STDIN (only RIFF WAVE files)
/dev/audio
soundcard (OSS, 44.1 kHz)
*.wav RIFF WAVE file
*.raw|cdr
RAW PCM file (2ch, 16bit, 44.1kHz)
*.pac|lpac
LPAC file (Windows only)
*.fla|flac
FLAC file
*.ape Monkey's Audio file (APE extension only)
*.rka|rkau
RK Audio file (Windows only)
*.sz SZIP file
*.shn Shorten file
*.wv Wavpack file
.ofr OptimFROG file (Windows only)
Currently only 32, 37.8, 44.1 and 48 kHz, 1-8 channels, 8-32 bit linear PCM is supported. When using one of the lossless compressed for-
mats, a proper binary must be installed within the system's $PATH.
OUTPUT FILES
*.mpc Musepack file
*.mp+|mpp
MPEGplus file (deprecated)
- STDOUT
OPTIONS --quality 0.00
below telephone, poor quality (~ 20 kbps)
--quality 1.00
below telephone, poor quality (~ 30 kbps)
--quality 2.00 --telephone
telephone, low quality (~ 60 kbps)
--quality 3.00 --thumb
thumb, low/medium quality (~ 90 kbps)
--quality 4.00 --radio
radio, medium quality (~ 130 kbps)
--quality 5.00 --standard --normal
normal (default), high quality (~ 180 kbps)
--quality 6.00 --extreme --xtreme
extreme, excellent quality (~ 210 kbps)
--quality 7.00 --insane
insane, excellent quality (~ 240 kbps)
--quality 8.00 --braindead
braindead, excellent quality (~ 270 kbps)
--quality 9.00
above braindead, excellent quality (~ 300 kbps)
--quality 10.00
above braindead, excellent quality (~ 350 kbps)
In addition, quality scale is effective centesimally (i.e. --quality 4.25).
--silent
repress console messages (default: off)
--verbose
increase verbosity (default: off)
--longhelp
print long help
--stderr FILE
append messages to file
--neveroverwrite
never overwrite existing output file (default: off)
--interactive
ask to overwrite an existing output file (default: on)
--overwrite
overwrite existing output file (default: off)
--deleteinput
delete input file after encoding (default: off)
--beep beep when encoding is finished (default: off)
--unicode
unicode input from console (Unix only)
--tag key=value
add tag 'key' with 'value' as contents
--tagfile key=file
add tags, take values from a file
--tag key
add tags, take values from console
--artist 'value'
shortcut for --tag 'Artist=value'
--album 'value'
shortcut for --tag 'Album=value'
Other possible keys are: debutalbum, publisher, conductor, title, subtitle, track, comment, composer, copyright, publicationright, file-
name, recordlocation, recorddate, ean/upc, year, releasedate, genre, media, index, isrc, abstract, bibliography, introplay, media, lan-
guage...
--skip x
skip the first x seconds (default: 0.0)
--dur x
stop encoding after at most x seconds of encoded audio
--fade x
fadein+out in seconds
--fadein x
fadein in seconds (default: 0.0)
--fadeout x
fadeout in seconds (default: 0.0)
--fadeshape x
fade shape, see http://www.uni-jena.de/~pfk/mpc/img/fade.png (default: 1.0)
--scale x
scale input signal by x (default: 1.00000)
--scale x,y
scale input signal, separate for each channel
EXAMPLES
mppenc inputfile.wav
mppenc inputfile.wav outputfile.mpc
mppenc --radio inputfile.wav outputfile.mpc
mppenc --silent --radio --pns 0.25 inputfile.wav outputfile.mpc
mppenc --nmt 12 --tmn 28 inputfile.wav outputfile.mpc
AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Jorge Salamero Sanz <bencer@cauterized.net> for the Debian system (but may be used by others). Permission
is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU General Public License, Version 2 any later version
published by the Free Software Foundation.
On Debian systems, the complete text of the GNU General Public License can be found in /usr/share/common-licenses/GPL.
12 June 2007 mppenc(1)