On Oct 5, 2007, at 4:34 PM, James wrote: > > I hope thiss doesn't turn out to be something really obvious, but I've > just noticed my SC7 install doesn't play m4a files any more, while the > old 6,5 is OK. Seems to be something to do with bitrate limiting. From > the log: > > [21:25:06.4352] Slim::Utils::Prefs::maxRate (520) Setting maxBitRate > for Downstairs to: 256 > [21:25:06.4557] Slim::Player::TranscodingHelper::getConvertCommand > (306) Matched Format: mp3 Type: mov Command: [mov123] > $FILE$ | [lame] --resample 44100 --silent -q $QUALITY$ -abr $BITRATE$ > -r - - > [21:25:06.4568] Slim::Player::Source::openSong (1928) This is an mov > file: file:///E:/Mercury%20Rev/Yerself%20Is%20Steam > /1-06%20Frittering.m4a > [21:25:06.4577] Slim::Player::Source::openSong (1929) file type: mov > format: mp3 inrate: 128 maxRate: 256 > [21:25:06.4586] Slim::Player::Source::openSong (1930) command: > [mov123] $FILE$ | [lame] --resample 44100 --silent -q $ > QUALITY$ -abr $BITRATE$ -r - - > [21:25:06.4622] > Slim::Player::TranscodingHelper::tokenizeConvertCommand > (364) Using command for conversion: "C:\Program > Files\SlimServerSVN\server\Bin\MSWin32-x86-multi-thread\mov123.exe" > "E:\Mercury Rev\Yerself Is Steam\1-06 Frittering.m4a > " | "C:\Program Files\SlimServerSVN\server\Bin\lame.exe" --resample > 44100 --silent -q 3 -abr 256 -r - - |
Isn't the proper switch --abr 256, not -abr 256? Looks like a bug in our convert.conf file, I will fix. BTW, you should really transcode to FLAC, not mp3, or you're losing sound quality. _______________________________________________ beta mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/beta
