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I'm making an Iphone game, we need to use a compressed format for sound, and we want to be able to loop SEAMLESSLY back to a specific sample in the audio file (so there is an intro, then it loops back to an offset)

currently THE ONLY export process I have found that will allow seamless looping (reports the right priming and padding frame numbers, no clicking when looping ect) is using apple's afconvert to a aac format in a caf file.

but when we try and encode to lower bitrates, it automatically re samples the sound! we do NOT want to have the sound re sampled, every other encoder I have encountered has an option to set the output sample rate, but I can't find it for this one.

on another note, if anyone has had any luck with seamless looping of a compressed file format using audio queues, let me know.

currently I'm working off the information found at:

http://developer.apple.com/mac/library/qa/qa2009/qa1636.html

note that this DID work PERFECTLY when I left the bitrate for the encode at default (~128kbs) but when I set it to 32kbps - with the -b option - it resampled, and looping clicks now.

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