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    This document provides usage instructions for the faad.exe program, which can decode AAC audio files. It lists the program's options for specifying input and output files, output format and sample rate, object type, downmixing channels, and disabling status messages or gapless decoding. Examples are given of common uses like specifying an output filename or redirecting output to stdout.

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    This document provides usage instructions for the faad.exe program, which can decode AAC audio files. It lists the program's options for specifying input and output files, output format and sample rate, object type, downmixing channels, and disabling status messages or gapless decoding. Examples are given of common uses like specifying an output filename or redirecting output to stdout.

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    Usage:

    Z:\home\knik\tmp\git\faac\git\win3232\faad.exe [options] infile.aac


    Options:
    -h Shows this help screen.
    -i Shows info about the input file.
    -a X Write MPEG-4 AAC ADTS output file.
    -t Assume old ADTS format.
    -o X Set output filename.
    -f X Set output format. Valid values for X are:
    1: Microsoft WAV format (default).
    2: RAW PCM data.
    -b X Set output sample format. Valid values for X are:
    1: 16 bit PCM data (default).
    2: 24 bit PCM data.
    3: 32 bit PCM data.
    4: 32 bit floating point data.
    5: 64 bit floating point data.
    -s X Force the samplerate to X (for RAW files).
    -l X Set object type. Supported object types:
    1: Main object type.
    2: LC (Low Complexity) object type.
    4: LTP (Long Term Prediction) object type.
    23: LD (Low Delay) object type.
    -d Down matrix 5.1 to 2 channels
    -w Write output to stdio instead of a file.
    -g Disable gapless decoding.
    -q Quiet - suppresses status messages.
    -j X Jump - start output X seconds into track (MP4 files only).
    Example:
    Z:\home\knik\tmp\git\faac\git\win3232\faad.exe infile.aac
    Z:\home\knik\tmp\git\faac\git\win3232\faad.exe infile.mp4
    Z:\home\knik\tmp\git\faac\git\win3232\faad.exe -o outfile.wav infile.aac
    Z:\home\knik\tmp\git\faac\git\win3232\faad.exe -w infile.aac > outfile.wav
    Z:\home\knik\tmp\git\faac\git\win3232\faad.exe -a outfile.aac infile.aac

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