2014-02-23, 23:14
Hi all,
I've got a bunch of ripped Blu-Rays on my computer, many which I originally ripped and encoded as 6ch AAC. I now play all files through my Raspberry Pi, connected to my Onkyo receiver, which of course can't play 6ch AAC. I will be using Popcorn MKV Audioconverter to re-encode the audio on these files to 5.1 AC3, so I can get surround sound. The problem is that I don't want to have to go into each and every one of my movie folders, and go into MediaInfo to see which movies are encoded with AAC audio. Is there any program or windows extension that will show me which files have AAC audio?
Thanks!!
I've got a bunch of ripped Blu-Rays on my computer, many which I originally ripped and encoded as 6ch AAC. I now play all files through my Raspberry Pi, connected to my Onkyo receiver, which of course can't play 6ch AAC. I will be using Popcorn MKV Audioconverter to re-encode the audio on these files to 5.1 AC3, so I can get surround sound. The problem is that I don't want to have to go into each and every one of my movie folders, and go into MediaInfo to see which movies are encoded with AAC audio. Is there any program or windows extension that will show me which files have AAC audio?
Thanks!!
