It is inferior in that the ffmpeg people say it is inferior
(https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/Encode/AAC ) and one assumes they know
what they are talking about.

However, I do not understand. The code is in a separate package in
multiverse, as it is non-free, but why ffmpeg cannot be compiled with
its support? This non-free code would not be included in the ffmpeg
binary and I assume the bindings in the binary are free. How is this
different from proprietary modules in the kernel, for example?

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  Add Fraunhofer FDK AAC support to ffmpeg package

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