Sturmhardt;525006 Wrote: > Hey Phil, > > after long recherches: You´re right, my *.wav files are a container, my > friend put multichannel sound in without telling me (nice surprise :0). > Work great. > > I could also get some facts for converting it: It´s not possible to > convert multichannel *.wav in flac, because header information gets > scrambeld. 2-channel wav can be converted of course. > > Remains the problem: If you want to stream multichannel you´ve to > use`*.wav. But wav can´t be (ID3-) tagged. Even if you write album and > title in filename, it´s not recognized by SBS. My only idea: Put > multichannel in a separate folder and use the "Option" menu of > controller to browse filenames. Not elegant, but working. Like in former > times without ID3 - tagging :0) ... > > Hope that new format HD-AAC gets multichannel support ...
Which software you use to convert the wav to flac? There should be no problem with the conversion. All my dts and ac3 5.1 concerts are in flac with all the proper tagging. Remember, the dts or ac3 music in your wav file is just 2-channel pcm that your receiver will decode. Converting this 2-channel pcm to flac should result in identical info unless alternations are applied during the conversion. Some common mistakes not playing are: Volume is not 100%. Replay gain turned on. Applied normalisation during the conversion. Applied sound processing during the conversion. -- Honva ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Honva's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=14948 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=75966
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