Dos anyone know why this happened? What changed in the new releases?
The songs all played perfectly before upgrading my OS and to 7.4.1.
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There don't seem to be any bugs open at the moment that match your
issue.
What happens when you disable native playback of AIFF and thereby force
transcoding to FLAC?
Have you tried the 7.4.2 nightly? There could have been a fix that had
the side-effect of fixing your issue.
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I seem to be having trouble with all AIFF files now that I switched to
7.4.1 on Snow Leopard. Issues range from hiss/noise on the last two
seconds of tracks to no music/all noise on other tracks. The server is
set to AIFF native.
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rdb001
Audacity will convert ALAC to AIFF. It's free. It's also a very good
audio file editor. And cross-platform, incidentally.
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
On 15 Oct 2009, at 22:47, USAudio wrote:
USAudio;472723 Wrote:
I've been running the conversion process from Apple Lossless to AIFF
This is my approach, too, for the same reason coupled with my perfect
contentment with iTunes' tagging and cataloguing, which therefore
disqualifies FLAC. AIFF retains tags, as you suggest.
I've found no issues apart from disc space, unless you intend to use a
wireless network and your
Wouldn't the default SC setup have it transcoding AIFF to FLAC? That
would fix the network bandwidth issues.
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Has that changed? I thought SC used to play AIFF as native.
Either way, there's no reason not to use AIFF with Squeezebox apart
from disc space (and perhaps a bit of processing power), and a good
many reasons to use it if one is running a Mac.
On 15 Oct 2009, at 14:46, radish wrote:
cunobeli...@mac.com;472591 Wrote:
Has that changed? I thought SC used to play AIFF as native.
It _can_ play AIFF native, but my understanding is that all lossless
formats other than FLAC are transcoded to FLAC by default (can be
disabled) to save bandwidth. Might be wrong about AIFF
cunobeli...@mac.com;472482 Wrote:
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I've found no issues apart from disc space, unless you intend to use a
wireless network and your signal is less than perfect, in which case
you may find you get a significant amount of dropping out depending on
how bad the signal is, and
I've been running the conversion process from Apple Lossless to AIFF
using iTunes for awhile now and keep running into a (-208) Unknown
Conversion error for certain songs.
I don't see anything obvious about the songs that would cause the
error.
Anyone else experience this or have any idea on
Are there no other converters you could try? I know on Windows there are
various apps which will do the job.
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USAudio;472723 Wrote:
I've been running the conversion process from Apple Lossless to AIFF
using iTunes for awhile now and keep running into a (-208) Unknown
Conversion error for certain songs.
I don't see anything obvious about the songs that would cause the
error.
Anyone else
radish;472620 Wrote:
It _can_ play AIFF native, but my understanding is that all lossless
formats other than FLAC are transcoded to FLAC by default (can be
disabled) to save bandwidth. Might be wrong about AIFF specifically, I
don't have any of that file type.
I seem to remember the
pski;472838 Wrote:
I seem to remember the inclusion of apple lossless as native in the last
couple of releases.
P
Only on SqueezePlay based players, and event then I don't think it's
done yet.
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I miss not being able to seek (FWD, REW) on a track with my SB3 so I
plan on converting my entire collection in iTunes (OSX) from Apple
Lossless to AIFF. When completed I plan on deleting all the Apple
Lossless versions.
Before I do so, are there any gotchas I may not be aware of?
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