FAAD 2 Binaries for Win32

Tech-savvy computer users like to experiment and to toy around with computer settings and stream encodings, so FAAD 2 Binaries for Win32 can be a nice little gem to those who want to decode audio streams.

FAAD 2 Binaries for Win32 is actually an MPEG-4 and MPEG-2 AAC decoder that is also portable so it can be carried on USB flash drives or removable hard drives and executed without being copied to the computer.   Plus, it is important to mention that it doesn't leave any traces in the Windows registry.

As it was developed to be mainly operated by expert users, the app does not come with a graphic interface, and it comes as a command-line utility that can be opened within the Command Prompt window. On the other hand, the lack of a GUI makes the tool faster, so it can complete a decoding task in less time than other similar apps which also feature an interface.

FAAD 2 Binaries for Win32 instantly displays all the commands that one could use to make the most out of its functions, such as choose the output format between Microsoft WAV format or RAW PCM data.

Users can also select the value of the output sample format, and the options are: 16-, 24- or 32-bit PCM data, and 32- or 64-bit floating point data.

When using FAAD 2 Binaries for Win32, it is also possible to force the sample rate to a certain value, assuming the source file is of RAW format. Users can disable the gapless decoding.

FAAD 2 Binaries for Win32 might not be of great interest to the common users, yet it will be appreciated by those looking for an AAC decoder with support for LC, Main, LTP, SBR, and PS.