afconvert -h
в строке терминала выдает 10.6.6:
afconvert [option...] input_file [output_file]
Options may appear before or after the direct arguments. If output_file
is not specified, a name is generated programmatically and the file
is written into the same directory as input_file.
afconvert input_file [-o output_file [option...]]...
Output file options apply to the previous output_file. Other options
may appear anywhere.
General options:
{ -d | --data } data_format[@sample_rate][/format_flags][#frames_per_packet]
[-][BE|LE]{F|[U]I}{8|16|24|32|64} (PCM)
e.g. BEI16 F32@44100
or a data format appropriate to file format (see -hf)
format_flags: hex digits, e.g. '80'
Frames per packet can be specified for some encoders, e.g.: samr#12
A format of "0" specifies the same format as the source file,
with packets copied exactly.
{ -c | --channels } number_of_channels
add/remove channels without regard to order
{ -l | --channellayout } layout_tag
layout_tag: name of a constant from CoreAudioTypes.h
(prefix "kAudioChannelLayoutTag_" may be omitted)
if specified once, applies to output file; if twice, the first
applies to the input file, the second to the output file
{ -b | --bitrate } total_bit_rate_bps
e.g. 256000 will give you roughly:
for stereo source: 128000 bits per channel
for 5.1 source: 51000 bits per channel
(the .1 channel consumes few bits and can be discounted in the total bit rate calculation)
{ -q | --quality } codec_quality
codec_quality: 0-127
{ -r | --src-quality } src_quality
src_quality (sample rate converter quality): 0-127 (default is 127)
{ --src-complexity } src_complexity
src_complexity (sample rate converter complexity): line, norm, bats
{ -s | --strategy } strategy
bitrate allocation strategy for encoding an audio track
0 for CBR, 1 for ABR, 2 for VBR_constrained, 3 for VBR
--prime-method method
decode priming method (see AudioConverter.h)
--no-filler
don't page-align audio data in the output file
--soundcheck-generate
analyze audio, add SoundCheck data to the output file
{ -u | --userproperty } property value
set an arbitrary AudioConverter property to a given value
property is a four-character code; value is signed 32-bit integer.
A maximum of 8 properties may be set.
e.g. '-u vbrq <sound_quality>' sets the sound quality level
(<sound_quality>: 0-127)
Input file options:
--read-track track_index
For input files containing multiple tracks, the index (0..n-1)
of the track to read and convert.
--offset number_of_frames
the starting offset in the input file in frames. (The first frame is
frame zero.)
--soundcheck-read
read SoundCheck data from source file and set it on any destination
file(s) of appropriate filetype (.m4a, .caf).
Output file options:
-o filename
specify an (additional) output file.
{ -f | --file } file_format
use -hf for a complete list of supported file/data formats
Other options:
{ -v | --verbose }
print progress verbosely
{ -t | --tag }
If encoding to CAF, store the source file's format and name in a user
chunk. If decoding from CAF, use the destination format and filename
found in a user chunk.
{ --leaks }
run leaks at the end of the conversion
{ --profile }
collect and print performance information
Help options:
{ -hf | --help-formats }
print a list of supported file/data formats
{ -h | --help }
print this help