The suggested posts are part of threads and the solution is clearer if the whole thread is read.
That said - if your system has SATA disk with an nVidia interface then the problem is probably in the QuickTime libraries so you have to use a new decoder - change from mov123.exe to faad.exe. The rules for handling conversion are in the convert.conf file in the Slimserver directory tree. The AAC format falls under the "MOV" file type. So you need to do the following 1. Download a Windows version for faad.exe ( probably from here http://www.rarewares.org/aac-decoders.php ) and copy into your Slimserver Bin/MSWin32...(I forget the fullname) directory. 2. Edit the convert.conf file with Wordpad (not Notepad). Change the mov123 lines for mp3 and flc as follows (taken from wiki AAC entry). You can add the "mov wav" lines as well. If the executable in installed in step 1 is called faad2.exe then change the faad to faad2. Code: -------------------- # Transcoding for AAC files. mov flc * * [faad] -w -f 2 $FILE$ | [flac] -cs --totally-silent --compression-level-0 --endian little --sign signed --channels 2 --bps 16 --sample-rate 44100 - mov mp3 * * [faad] -w -f 2 $FILE$ | [lame] --resample 44100 --silent -q $QUALITY$ -b $BITRATE$ -x -r - - mov wav * * [faad] -w -f 2 $FILE$ -------------------- 3. Restart Slimserver and check Server Setting/Filetypes - that MOV now have 3 entries enbaled to use faad. -- bpa ------------------------------------------------------------------------ bpa's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=1806 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=44903 _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
