timmywa

I just figured this out! I downloaded the 64-bit version of fdkaac from rarewares.org. Extracted that to an accessible folder. In the Streaming Module, I selected Custom under Encoder.

I entered the following for a 64kb/s HE-AAC stream:
(path to file)\fdkaac.exe –profile 5 –afterburner 1 –bitrate 64000 –transport-format 2 –raw –raw-channels 2 –raw-rate 44100 –raw-format S16L –ignorelength -o – –

I opened another encoder and selected Custom and entered this for a 128kb/s AAC-LC stream:
(path to file)\fdkaac.exe –profile 2 –afterburner 1 –bitrate 128000 –transport-format 2 –raw –raw-channels 2 –raw-rate 44100 –raw-format S16L –ignorelength -o – –

This all works perfectly and is a much more modern and much better AAC codec from the ancient Winamp (CT) AAC Encoder included in many encoder packs. You have to be sure you enter 64 or 128 in the bitrate fields and select 44100 from the sample rate dropdown in the Custom encoder config screens.

Thanks. I was looking at the other website.

any updates??

I would also love an adjustable target LUFS output control. If I want a 12 LUFS output level, or 16 LUFS or 10, whatever, I think we should be able to control that.

Hey Milky, any hints of an update or release coming?

Wow! This is great! Thanks for sharing!

Awesome! Not a ton of changes but good to see movement!

BreakawayOne Version Update History: Version 3.32.05

USB Serial 433 MHz RF receiver support (ESP8266/ESP32) for speaker volume control.
HTTP server standards compliant REST API added (all parameters)

Also some changes to Breakaway Audio Enhancer and the Breakaway Pipline:

Breakaway Audio Enhancer Version Update History: Version 1.44.00

Separated BAE installer from the Breakaway Pipeline Driver
This fixes our previous issues with the Breakaway Pipeline Driver. This ensurse future installations of BAE will no longer conflict with previous pipeline as BAE and Pipeline are installed and uninstalled separately.
Adjusted UI scaling on dropdown menus