Martin Storsjö

Yes - it's not the spike, but the extra samples at the end. At the end of any AAC stream, there are extra samples (due to only being able to...

No, the aac-enc tool doesn't do gapless at all - that tool is only a small example, not to be used for serious use. (That tool only writes ADTS streams...

First off, the libavcodec decoder probably is a better choice for most cases. The wrapper for using fdk-aac for decoding via libavcodec was added before libavcodec itself supported the newer...

> As you've said, it is a crude hack; and the caveat is that I have to explicitly specify " -ar 44100 -ac 2" as (output) options in my ffmpeg...

I'm guessing the maximum number of samples input for one packet (plus some padding or other details used internally, in addition to the samples input by the user).

It would be much easier to say what you're doing wrong if you could point to the actual code. That said, if you use raw AAC payloads (you demux the...

Just by looking at the data, you can't easily distinguish where the packet boundaries are, you basically need to decode it to know. If you pass a decoder too little...

I tried building gcc-539 with GCC 6 (on debian sid), and it seemed to work fine without this patch, so it seems it's probably not needed after all? (I guess...

Hmm, ok. When trying to rebuild all of this on modern debian sid, I'm now running into issues with building the codesourcery GCC (3.4) with modern bison, failing on something...

> Would you be willing to try the latest pre-release listed [here](https://github.com/papertrail/remote_syslog2/releases), currently v0.21-beta1? It's only a pre-release due to how new it is. Once it's been out for a...