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If you do not completely agree with all of the previous stipulations, you must cease using this source code and remove it from your storage device.Any source code, ideas, or libraries used must be plainly acknowledged in the software using the code.Monkey's Audio source can be included in GPL and open-source software, although Monkey's Audio itself will not be subjected to external licensing requirements or other viral source restrictions.The Monkey's Audio SDK and source code can be freely used to add APE format playback, encoding, or tagging support to any product, free or commercial.
Monkey's Audio SDK and Source Code License Agreement If you do not agree with any of the above terms, you must cease using Monkey's Audio and remove it from your storage device. Installing and using Monkey's Audio signifies the acceptance of these terms.The use of Monkey's Audio or any component thereof from another program requires compliance with the 'Monkey's Audio SDK and Source Code License Agreement'.The redistribution of Monkey's Audio is only allowed in cases where the original installer and components therein have not been modified.Although the software has been tested thoroughly, the author is in no way responsible for damages due to bugs or misuse.Monkey's Audio is completely free for personal, educational, or commercial use.If necessary I can send you log files, or even a sample of one of the files to do some diagnostics on. So, what I am asking for is a little technical help with this. I’ve tried to re-encode back to WAV files, but Monkey Audio just spits them back as corrupt. It would appear that the Group A files are corrupted somehow, but I have no way of telling HOW or WHY they’ve become corrupted. Since it is lossless, if you were to compress an entire audio CD to APE files using Monkey's Audio, you would be losing no quality whatsoever, and could technically reconstruct the original CD-Audio completely. In Media Jukebox the artist/track titles seem to appear correctly. Monkey's Audio is a popular lossless audio codec used to create very high quality versions of audio files. For some reason ALL of the older Group A files are unplayable, they start up in Media Jukebox, but just loop through the player with no output in quadruple quick time. I also have some which were created post 2007, seemingly with the same version of Monkey Audio, but I have no way to tell (Group B).
then you would use it in terminal something like ffmpeg -i file.ape -ab 256k -f mp3 output.mp3 duffydack. ape files from <2006 which were created with a long lost download of Monkey Audio from WAV files ripped from 12” singles long since lost too (Group A). How can I play APE (Monkeys audio) files in Ubuntu 11.10 Thanks in advance Solution: I finally installed ffmpeg as duffydack suggested. Hi folks, I’m not certain if you would be able to help, be willing to help.
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