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DoesItReallyMatter: Undo revision 59460 by DoesItReallyMatter (talk)

2019-03-14T23:20:48Z

Undo revision 59460 by DoesItReallyMatter (talk)

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	{{%}} {{font colour\|grey\|vlc}} -I dummy -vv {{font colour\|green\|"input.mp3"}} --sout=#transcode{acodec={{font colour\|red\|s16l}},channels=2,ab={{font colour\|purple\|128}},samplerate=44100}:standard{access=file,mux=wav,dst={{font colour\|blue\|"output.wav"}}} vlc://quit		{{%}} {{font colour\|grey\|vlc}} -I dummy -vv {{font colour\|green\|"input.mp3"}} --sout=#transcode{acodec={{font colour\|red\|s16l}},channels=2,ab={{font colour\|purple\|128}},samplerate=44100}:standard{access=file,mux=wav,dst={{font colour\|blue\|"output.wav"}}} vlc://quit

	Where on Windows you need to add installation directory in front of {{font colour\|grey\|vlc}} (by default {{font colour\|grey\|"{{Path to VLC\|windows\|dir=y}}"}}).		Where on Windows you need to add installation directory in front of {{font colour\|grey\|vlc}} (by default {{font colour\|grey\|{{Path to VLC\|windows\|dir=y}}}}).

	As {{font colour\|red\|audio codec (acodec)}} you can specify one of the above mentioned ones. The [[bitrate]] of the output file is specified by the {{font colour\|purple\|ab}} parameter.		As {{font colour\|red\|audio codec (acodec)}} you can specify one of the above mentioned ones. The [[bitrate]] of the output file is specified by the {{font colour\|purple\|ab}} parameter.

DoesItReallyMatter: Add quotes

2019-03-14T23:14:26Z

Add quotes

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	{{%}} {{font colour\|grey\|vlc}} -I dummy -vv {{font colour\|green\|"input.mp3"}} --sout=#transcode{acodec={{font colour\|red\|s16l}},channels=2,ab={{font colour\|purple\|128}},samplerate=44100}:standard{access=file,mux=wav,dst={{font colour\|blue\|"output.wav"}}} vlc://quit		{{%}} {{font colour\|grey\|vlc}} -I dummy -vv {{font colour\|green\|"input.mp3"}} --sout=#transcode{acodec={{font colour\|red\|s16l}},channels=2,ab={{font colour\|purple\|128}},samplerate=44100}:standard{access=file,mux=wav,dst={{font colour\|blue\|"output.wav"}}} vlc://quit

	Where on Windows you need to add installation directory in front of {{font colour\|grey\|vlc}} (by default {{font colour\|grey\|{{Path to VLC\|windows\|dir=y}}}}).		Where on Windows you need to add installation directory in front of {{font colour\|grey\|vlc}} (by default {{font colour\|grey\|"{{Path to VLC\|windows\|dir=y}}"}}).

	As {{font colour\|red\|audio codec (acodec)}} you can specify one of the above mentioned ones. The [[bitrate]] of the output file is specified by the {{font colour\|purple\|ab}} parameter.		As {{font colour\|red\|audio codec (acodec)}} you can specify one of the above mentioned ones. The [[bitrate]] of the output file is specified by the {{font colour\|purple\|ab}} parameter.

DoesItReallyMatter: Use Template:Path to VLC

2019-03-14T23:06:16Z

Use Template:Path to VLC

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:06, 14 March 2019
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	{{%}} {{font colour\|grey\|vlc}} -I dummy -vv {{font colour\|green\|"input.mp3"}} --sout=#transcode{acodec={{font colour\|red\|s16l}},channels=2,ab={{font colour\|purple\|128}},samplerate=44100}:standard{access=file,mux=wav,dst={{font colour\|blue\|"output.wav"}}} vlc://quit		{{%}} {{font colour\|grey\|vlc}} -I dummy -vv {{font colour\|green\|"input.mp3"}} --sout=#transcode{acodec={{font colour\|red\|s16l}},channels=2,ab={{font colour\|purple\|128}},samplerate=44100}:standard{access=file,mux=wav,dst={{font colour\|blue\|"output.wav"}}} vlc://quit

	Where on Windows you need to add installation directory in front of {{font colour\|grey\|vlc}} (by default ~~"%PROGRAMFILES%\VideoLAN\VLC\~~{{font colour\|grey\|~~vlc~~}}").		Where on Windows you need to add installation directory in front of {{font colour\|grey\|vlc}} (by default {{font colour\|grey\|{{Path to VLC\|windows\|dir=y}}}}).

	As {{font colour\|red\|audio codec (acodec)}} you can specify one of the above mentioned ones. The [[bitrate]] of the output file is specified by the {{font colour\|purple\|ab}} parameter.		As {{font colour\|red\|audio codec (acodec)}} you can specify one of the above mentioned ones. The [[bitrate]] of the output file is specified by the {{font colour\|purple\|ab}} parameter.

DoesItReallyMatter: Add wikilinks and change the command: -vvv is now -vv

2019-03-05T05:12:18Z

Add wikilinks and change the command: -vvv is now -vv

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	{{mux\|id=wav\|encoder=y}}		{{mux\|id=wav\|encoder=y}}

	'''WAVE''' is a way of storing audio, which is normally uncompressed. It is based on [[RIFF]]. Note that wav isn't a streamable audio format, so you can only stream it using [[RTP]] (to stream it otherwise, transcode it to something that's streamable).		'''WAVE''' is a way of storing audio, which is normally [[raw\|uncompressed]]. It is based on [[RIFF]]. Note that wav isn't a streamable audio format, so you can only stream it using [[RTP]] (to stream it otherwise, transcode it to something that's streamable).

	== Accepted audio codecs ==		== Accepted audio codecs ==
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	== Converting to WAVE ==		== Converting to WAVE ==

	The ~~commandline~~ for ~~converting~~ any readable input file to a WAVE audio file is the following:		The command-line for [[convert]]ing any readable input file to a WAVE audio file is the following:

	{{font colour\|grey\|vlc}} -I dummy -~~vvv~~ {{font colour\|green\|"input.mp3"}} --sout=#transcode{acodec={{font colour\|red\|s16l}},channels=2,ab={{font colour\|purple\|128}},samplerate=44100}:standard{access=file,mux=wav,dst={{font colour\|blue\|"output.wav"}}} vlc://quit		{{%}} {{font colour\|grey\|vlc}} -I dummy -vv {{font colour\|green\|"input.mp3"}} --sout=#transcode{acodec={{font colour\|red\|s16l}},channels=2,ab={{font colour\|purple\|128}},samplerate=44100}:standard{access=file,mux=wav,dst={{font colour\|blue\|"output.wav"}}} vlc://quit

	Where on Windows you need to add installation directory in front of {{font colour\|grey\|vlc}} (~~e.g.~~ "~~C:\Program Files~~\VideoLAN\VLC\{{font colour\|grey\|vlc}}").		Where on Windows you need to add installation directory in front of {{font colour\|grey\|vlc}} (by default "%PROGRAMFILES%\VideoLAN\VLC\{{font colour\|grey\|vlc}}").

	As {{font colour\|red\|audio codec (acodec)}} you can specify one of the above mentioned ones. The [[bitrate]] of the output file is specified by the {{font colour\|purple\|ab}} parameter.		As {{font colour\|red\|audio codec (acodec)}} you can specify one of the above mentioned ones. The [[bitrate]] of the output file is specified by the {{font colour\|purple\|ab}} parameter.

DoesItReallyMatter: Use {{font colour}}

2019-03-05T05:02:08Z

Use {{font colour}}

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	The commandline for converting any readable input file to a WAVE audio file is the following:		The commandline for converting any readable input file to a WAVE audio file is the following:

	~~<span style="color:~~grey">vlc~~</span>~~ -I dummy -vvv ~~<span style="color:~~green">"input.mp3"~~</span>~~ --sout=#transcode{acodec=~~<span style="color:~~red">s16l~~</span>~~,channels=2,ab=~~<span style="color:~~purple">128~~</span>~~,samplerate=44100}:standard{access=file,mux=wav,dst=~~<span style="color:~~blue">"output.wav"~~</span>~~} vlc://quit		{{font colour\|grey\|vlc}} -I dummy -vvv {{font colour\|green\|"input.mp3"}} --sout=#transcode{acodec={{font colour\|red\|s16l}},channels=2,ab={{font colour\|purple\|128}},samplerate=44100}:standard{access=file,mux=wav,dst={{font colour\|blue\|"output.wav"}}} vlc://quit

	Where on Windows you need to add installation directory in front of ~~<span style="color:~~grey">vlc~~</span>~~ (e.g. "C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\~~<span style="color:~~grey">vlc~~</span>~~").		Where on Windows you need to add installation directory in front of {{font colour\|grey\|vlc}} (e.g. "C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\{{font colour\|grey\|vlc}}").

	As ~~<span style="color:~~red">audio codec (acodec)~~</span>~~ you can specify one of the above mentioned ones. The [[bitrate]] of the output file is specified by the ~~<span style="color:~~purple">ab~~</span>~~ parameter.		As {{font colour\|red\|audio codec (acodec)}} you can specify one of the above mentioned ones. The [[bitrate]] of the output file is specified by the {{font colour\|purple\|ab}} parameter.

	== Source code ==		== Source code ==
	{{file\|modules/mux/wav.c\|output muxer}}		{{file\|modules/mux/wav.c\|output muxer}}
	{{file\|modules/demux/wav.c\|input demuxer}}		{{file\|modules/demux/wav.c\|input demuxer}}

DoesItReallyMatter: /* Converting to WAVE */ +wl

2019-02-20T10:05:30Z

Converting to WAVE: +wl

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	Where on Windows you need to add installation directory in front of <span style="color:grey">vlc</span> (e.g. "C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\<span style="color:grey">vlc</span>").		Where on Windows you need to add installation directory in front of <span style="color:grey">vlc</span> (e.g. "C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\<span style="color:grey">vlc</span>").

	As <span style="color:red">audio codec (acodec)</span> you can specify one of the above mentioned ones. The bitrate of the output file is specified by the <span style="color:purple">ab</span> parameter.		As <span style="color:red">audio codec (acodec)</span> you can specify one of the above mentioned ones. The [[bitrate]] of the output file is specified by the <span style="color:purple">ab</span> parameter.

	== Source code ==		== Source code ==
	{{file\|modules/mux/wav.c\|output muxer}}		{{file\|modules/mux/wav.c\|output muxer}}
	{{file\|modules/demux/wav.c\|input demuxer}}		{{file\|modules/demux/wav.c\|input demuxer}}

DoesItReallyMatter: +wl

2019-02-20T10:01:05Z

+wl

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	{{mux\|id=wav\|encoder=y}}		{{mux\|id=wav\|encoder=y}}

	'''WAVE''' is a way of storing audio, which is normally uncompressed. It is based on [[RIFF]]. Note that wav isn't a streamable audio format, so you can only stream it using ~~rtp~~ (to stream it otherwise, transcode it to something that's streamable).		'''WAVE''' is a way of storing audio, which is normally uncompressed. It is based on [[RIFF]]. Note that wav isn't a streamable audio format, so you can only stream it using [[RTP]] (to stream it otherwise, transcode it to something that's streamable).

	== Accepted audio codecs ==		== Accepted audio codecs ==

Rogerdpack at 00:37, 5 August 2011

2011-08-05T00:37:35Z

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	{{mux\|id=wav\|encoder=y}}		{{mux\|id=wav\|encoder=y}}

	'''WAVE''' is a way of storing audio, which is normally uncompressed. It is based on [[RIFF]].		'''WAVE''' is a way of storing audio, which is normally uncompressed. It is based on [[RIFF]]. Note that wav isn't a streamable audio format, so you can only stream it using rtp (to stream it otherwise, transcode it to something that's streamable).

	== Accepted audio codecs ==		== Accepted audio codecs ==

J-b at 13:05, 28 February 2009

2009-02-28T13:05:57Z

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	The commandline for converting any readable input file to a WAVE audio file is the following:		The commandline for converting any readable input file to a WAVE audio file is the following:

	<span style="color:grey">vlc</span> -I dummy -vvv <span style="color:green">"input.mp3"</span> --sout=#transcode{acodec=<span style="color:red">~~fl32~~</span>,channels=2,ab=<span style="color:purple">128</span>}:standard{access=file,mux=wav,dst=<span style="color:blue">"output.wav"</span>} vlc://quit		<span style="color:grey">vlc</span> -I dummy -vvv <span style="color:green">"input.mp3"</span> --sout=#transcode{acodec=<span style="color:red">s16l</span>,channels=2,ab=<span style="color:purple">128</span>,samplerate=44100}:standard{access=file,mux=wav,dst=<span style="color:blue">"output.wav"</span>} vlc://quit

	Where on Windows you need to add installation directory in front of <span style="color:grey">vlc</span> (e.g. "C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\<span style="color:grey">vlc</span>").		Where on Windows you need to add installation directory in front of <span style="color:grey">vlc</span> (e.g. "C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\<span style="color:grey">vlc</span>").

Fenugrec: vlc://quit

2008-09-28T01:37:25Z

vlc://quit

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	The commandline for converting any readable input file to a WAVE audio file is the following:		The commandline for converting any readable input file to a WAVE audio file is the following:

	<span style="color:grey">vlc</span> -I dummy -vvv <span style="color:green">"input.mp3"</span> --sout=#transcode{acodec=<span style="color:red">fl32</span>,channels=2,ab=<span style="color:purple">128</span>}:standard{access=file,mux=wav,dst=<span style="color:blue">"output.wav"</span>} vlc:quit		<span style="color:grey">vlc</span> -I dummy -vvv <span style="color:green">"input.mp3"</span> --sout=#transcode{acodec=<span style="color:red">fl32</span>,channels=2,ab=<span style="color:purple">128</span>}:standard{access=file,mux=wav,dst=<span style="color:blue">"output.wav"</span>} vlc://quit

	Where on Windows you need to add installation directory in front of <span style="color:grey">vlc</span> (e.g. "C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\<span style="color:grey">vlc</span>").		Where on Windows you need to add installation directory in front of <span style="color:grey">vlc</span> (e.g. "C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\<span style="color:grey">vlc</span>").

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:20, 14 March 2019
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	{{%}} {{font colour\|grey\|vlc}} -I dummy -vv {{font colour\|green\|"input.mp3"}} --sout=#transcode{acodec={{font colour\|red\|s16l}},channels=2,ab={{font colour\|purple\|128}},samplerate=44100}:standard{access=file,mux=wav,dst={{font colour\|blue\|"output.wav"}}} vlc://quit		{{%}} {{font colour\|grey\|vlc}} -I dummy -vv {{font colour\|green\|"input.mp3"}} --sout=#transcode{acodec={{font colour\|red\|s16l}},channels=2,ab={{font colour\|purple\|128}},samplerate=44100}:standard{access=file,mux=wav,dst={{font colour\|blue\|"output.wav"}}} vlc://quit

	Where on Windows you need to add installation directory in front of {{font colour\|grey\|vlc}} (by default {{font colour\|grey\|"{{Path to VLC\|windows\|dir=y}}"}}).		Where on Windows you need to add installation directory in front of {{font colour\|grey\|vlc}} (by default {{font colour\|grey\|{{Path to VLC\|windows\|dir=y}}}}).

	As {{font colour\|red\|audio codec (acodec)}} you can specify one of the above mentioned ones. The [[bitrate]] of the output file is specified by the {{font colour\|purple\|ab}} parameter.		As {{font colour\|red\|audio codec (acodec)}} you can specify one of the above mentioned ones. The [[bitrate]] of the output file is specified by the {{font colour\|purple\|ab}} parameter.

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:14, 14 March 2019
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	{{%}} {{font colour\|grey\|vlc}} -I dummy -vv {{font colour\|green\|"input.mp3"}} --sout=#transcode{acodec={{font colour\|red\|s16l}},channels=2,ab={{font colour\|purple\|128}},samplerate=44100}:standard{access=file,mux=wav,dst={{font colour\|blue\|"output.wav"}}} vlc://quit		{{%}} {{font colour\|grey\|vlc}} -I dummy -vv {{font colour\|green\|"input.mp3"}} --sout=#transcode{acodec={{font colour\|red\|s16l}},channels=2,ab={{font colour\|purple\|128}},samplerate=44100}:standard{access=file,mux=wav,dst={{font colour\|blue\|"output.wav"}}} vlc://quit

	Where on Windows you need to add installation directory in front of {{font colour\|grey\|vlc}} (by default {{font colour\|grey\|{{Path to VLC\|windows\|dir=y}}}}).		Where on Windows you need to add installation directory in front of {{font colour\|grey\|vlc}} (by default {{font colour\|grey\|"{{Path to VLC\|windows\|dir=y}}"}}).

	As {{font colour\|red\|audio codec (acodec)}} you can specify one of the above mentioned ones. The [[bitrate]] of the output file is specified by the {{font colour\|purple\|ab}} parameter.		As {{font colour\|red\|audio codec (acodec)}} you can specify one of the above mentioned ones. The [[bitrate]] of the output file is specified by the {{font colour\|purple\|ab}} parameter.

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:06, 14 March 2019
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	{{%}} {{font colour\|grey\|vlc}} -I dummy -vv {{font colour\|green\|"input.mp3"}} --sout=#transcode{acodec={{font colour\|red\|s16l}},channels=2,ab={{font colour\|purple\|128}},samplerate=44100}:standard{access=file,mux=wav,dst={{font colour\|blue\|"output.wav"}}} vlc://quit		{{%}} {{font colour\|grey\|vlc}} -I dummy -vv {{font colour\|green\|"input.mp3"}} --sout=#transcode{acodec={{font colour\|red\|s16l}},channels=2,ab={{font colour\|purple\|128}},samplerate=44100}:standard{access=file,mux=wav,dst={{font colour\|blue\|"output.wav"}}} vlc://quit

	Where on Windows you need to add installation directory in front of {{font colour\|grey\|vlc}} (by default ~~"%PROGRAMFILES%\VideoLAN\VLC\~~{{font colour\|grey\|~~vlc~~}}").		Where on Windows you need to add installation directory in front of {{font colour\|grey\|vlc}} (by default {{font colour\|grey\|{{Path to VLC\|windows\|dir=y}}}}).

	As {{font colour\|red\|audio codec (acodec)}} you can specify one of the above mentioned ones. The [[bitrate]] of the output file is specified by the {{font colour\|purple\|ab}} parameter.		As {{font colour\|red\|audio codec (acodec)}} you can specify one of the above mentioned ones. The [[bitrate]] of the output file is specified by the {{font colour\|purple\|ab}} parameter.