Quoting Aaron Zinck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > "David Feldman" wrote > > > I'm not a SuSE person myself - but you shouldn't need to symlink > > > anything. > > > edit /etc/ld.so.conf and add /usr/local/lib to it. > > > > > > Then run /sbin/ldconfig > > > > That worked for the library problem, but as you predicted didn't solve > > the main problem. > > > > In case it's relevant: Under Server Settings > File Types, the AAC to > > WAV box is checked but not the AAC to mp3. Since the slimserver stream > > is mp3, is that relevant? I tried checking the AAC to mp3 box but get > > this error: > > > > Required binary was not found: [mov123] $FILE$ | [lame] --resample > > 44100 --silent -q $QUALITY$ -b $BITRATE$ -r - - > > > > Lower down the list, the WAV to MP3 box _is_ checked, so it seems like > > the server ought to have all the pieces... > > > > --Dave > > Do you have bitrate limiting on? You appear not to have lame in the > slimserver bin directory (lame's not included in the distribution due to > licensing issues) and if bitrate limiting's on then any non-mp3 format will > need lame in order to be converted to mp3 format for streaming to the > squeezebox. You can either turn off bitrate limiting so that your aac is > converted to wav and then streamed to the squeezebox, or you could stick > lame in the bin directory. Or...maybe I'm way off the mark here and it's > some obscure linux problem.
It IS a linux problem. mov123 doesn't exist for linux. its not lame that is missing in this case. for linux, you need to look at FAAD. The FAQ entry for AAC on linux is here: http://www.slimdevices.com/su_faq.html#formats you will need the cvs version of faad, instad of the current stable release. -kdf _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
