Hi all, For some reason, liquidsoap (9.0.2) thinks that my flacs are mp3s and ends up using the internal mp3 decoder - which produces garbage.
There is no message in the log stating that the flac binary wasn't found so I would expect that the external decoder is properly registered (and yes, the flac and metaflac packages are installed on my system and work properly when invoked from the command line). Here's the log output: 2010/06/28 13:00:43 [decoder:4] Trying OGG decoder for "test.flac"... 2010/06/28 13:00:43 [decoder:4] Trying AAC decoder for "test.flac"... 2010/06/28 13:00:43 [format.aac:5] open "test.flac" 2010/06/28 13:00:43 [format.aac:5] Could not decode file. 2010/06/28 13:00:43 [decoder:4] Trying AACMP4 decoder for "test.flac"... 2010/06/28 13:00:43 [format.aacmp4:5] open "test.flac" 2010/06/28 13:00:43 [format.aacmp4:5] Could not decode file. 2010/06/28 13:00:43 [decoder:4] Trying WAV decoder for "test.flac"... 2010/06/28 13:00:43 [format.wav:5] open "test.flac" 2010/06/28 13:00:43 [format.wav:5] Could not decode file. 2010/06/28 13:00:43 [decoder:4] Trying MP3 decoder for "test.flac"... 2010/06/28 13:00:43 [format.mp3:5] open "test.flac" 2010/06/28 13:00:43 [format.mp3:5] close "test.flac" 2010/06/28 13:00:43 [mksafe:3] Switch to safe_blank. 2010/06/28 13:00:43 [decoder:3] Decoder MP3 chosen for "test.flac". My guess would be that the FLAC decoder is tried AFTER the mp3 decoder. And since the mp3 decoder doesn't complain about the input it ends up being chosen... If such is the case what are my options to get around this problem (if there are any)? regards, Henry ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ This SF.net email is sponsored by Sprint What will you do first with EVO, the first 4G phone? Visit sprint.com/first -- http://p.sf.net/sfu/sprint-com-first _______________________________________________ Savonet-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/savonet-users
