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@ -94,24 +94,36 @@ to print out usage information. As an example, the following command
`exhaleApp.exe 5 C:\Music\Input.wav C:\Music\Output.m4a` `exhaleApp.exe 5 C:\Music\Input.wav C:\Music\Output.m4a`
converts file Input.wav to file Output.m4a at roughly 128 kbit/s (if converts file Input.wav to file Output.m4a at roughly 128 kbit/s (if
the input file is two-channel stereo) and in xHE-AAC audio format. the input signal is two-channel stereo) and in xHE-AAC audio format.
Note that, when calling the exhale application with a path (such as,
e.g., `bin/exhale` or `bin\exhaleApp.exe`), but specifying the input
or output file without any path (e.g., `Input.wav`), those files are
assumed to be located in the application path (here, `bin`). Use the
"dot prefix" to indicate files in the *current* directory instead of
the application directory (here, `./Input.wav` or `.\Input.wav`).
### Third-party stdin (foobar2000): ### Third-party stdin (foobar2000):
After downloading from www.foobar2000.org and starting the software, After downloading from www.foobar2000.org and starting the software,
load your desired input WAVE files into the playlist. Mark all files load the desired input audio files into the playlist. Mark all files
to be converted, rightclick on one of them and select `Convert` -> to be converted, rightclick on one of them, and select `Convert` ->
`Quick convert`. In the newly opened window click on `Add New`, then `...`. In the newly opened window click on `Output format` and, once
select `Custom` under "Encoder" and enter the following information: the window content changed, on `Add New`. Then select `Custom` under
"Encoder" and enter the following information:
- *Encoder file:* exhaleApp.exe (possibly including path to it) - *Encoder file:* exhaleApp.exe (possibly including path to it)
- *Extension:* m4a - *Extension:* m4a
- *Parameters:* # %d (where number is the bit-rate mode, 1...9) - *Parameters:* # %d (where number is the bit-rate mode, 1...9)
- *Format is:* lossy - *Format is:* lossy
- *Highest BPS mode supported:* 24 (or 32, doesn't matter much) - *Highest BPS mode supported:* 24 (or 32, doesn't matter much)
- *Encoder name:* exhale - *Encoder name:* xHE-AAC (exhale)
- *Bitrate (kbps):* (depends on bit-rate mode, see Usage above) - *Bitrate (kbps):* (depends on bit-rate mode, see Usage above)
- *Settings:* default CVBR - *Settings:* CVBR mode # (where # equals that in *Parameters*)
Then click on `OK` and on `Back` and, in the first "Converter Setup"
window, on `Other` and ensure all "Transfer..." boxes are unchecked.
Now set the destination settings as desired and click on `Convert`.
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