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Not that I'm claiming AAC>FDK, and yes, that claim you linked to should be substantiated or removed. But here I thought you were encoding the file once and couldn't figure out why both of your outputs (AAC vs FDK) were so crappy.
I am doing this **because when I previously tried to bring up single-generation issues to your devs, I was dismissed as "hearing things"**, and because I actually have a use case for this, and because even transcoding repeatedly I'd expect it to be okay at 320kbps.
This is my way of saying "look, here's *one* way of using the ffmpeg AAC encoder that shows it being quite inferior to libfdk_aac, and *anyone* can hear that, and I even have a valid use case for it, so please don't brush me off?" after being brushed off for subtler cases.
My *actual* "I noticed the ffmpeg aac encoder is bad again" use case that brought things up again, this time, was 256kbps MP3 -> 320kbps ffaac -> 320kbps ffaac, which is much gentler and I *expected* it to be transparent, but it wasn't. The second ffaac had quite noticeable loss.
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