Phil Leigh;588618 Wrote:
If you study the bottom of convert.conf you will find an example where
the MAC address of a specific player is used to override a default
convert.conf entry for a specific player.
Making the change generic to slimp3 was my intent. This is because I
have 4 of these
sle118;588667 Wrote:
Making the change generic to slimp3 was my intent. This is because I
have 4 of these devices on my network and no other slimp3 devices.
This is intersting to know...
Now the real question is: why is the server forcing conversions that
have a 'T' switch? I
sle118;588049 Wrote:
After further testing, I found out that the slimrio system doesn't
support well sampling frequencies above 44khz and that the faulty mp3's
had a higher frequency because I extracted them from one of my DVD.
I added the following line in custom-convert.conf
Code:
Why do they skip; Is there something wrong with your network? Maybe the
easiest/best approach would be to fix the bandwidth issues?
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It would be a big help to tell us how and what your Network setup is all
the way down to the Router model and brand. Tell us about the box you
have SBS running on. Are you using an NAS or PC/Server? What OS?
Specific is better then general.
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Soulkeeper;587964 Wrote:
Why do they skip; Is there something wrong with your network? Maybe the
easiest/best approach would be to fix the bandwidth issues?
This is not a network issue; FLAC files are playing perfectly.
In an attempt to understand the problem better, I looked at the
If all the players are wired, why are you bit limiting anything? Why are
you converting anything?
If its required by the SlimRIO, then there is your problem.
Seems like a good reason to justify buying some Receivers or some new
Touch Squeezeboxes. This makes it an all Squeezebox system.
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After further examination of the logs, I found the following error:
Code:
[10-11-08 13:10:20.6598] Slim::Player::TranscodingHelper::enabledFormat
(199) Checking to see if mp3-mp3-transcode-* is enabled
[10-11-08 13:10:20.6599]
iPhone;588027 Wrote:
If all the players are wired, why are you bit limiting anything? Why are
you converting anything?
If its required by the SlimRIO, then there is your problem.
Seems like a good reason to justify buying some Receivers or some new
Touch Squeezeboxes. This makes it an
After further testing, I found out that the slimrio system doesn't
support well sampling frequencies above 44khz and that the faulty mp3's
had a higher frequency because I extracted them from one of my DVD.
I added the following line in custom-convert.conf
Code:
mp3
Hello,
In my network, I have multiple squeezebox receive, a duet remote and
many slimp3 clients.
I did setup bitrate limit of 128kbps for the slimp3 clients.
when playing flac files, or high bandidth wma files, the slimp3 players
are fine. When playing mp3, it seems that the rate limit is not
installed. Pretty sure the display bug is fixed for 7.0.1
Ahm... I wasn't aware of this. Did you file a bug or get some other
feedback from our side?
Michael
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I have been using Bitrate Limit successfully with 6.x.x. Upgraded
recently and it is not working. Went to player settings and set to
256. It said that LAME appeared to be installed correctly even though
the lame.exe file was not installed in the directory. I put lame.exe
in the bin\ms..
There were some either topics about this. Is seems that the
web interface always says that lame is installed even if it's
not in the right location. If you go to Advanced Settings-File Types,
see if you have the lame option there. If you do, it's properly
installed. Pretty sure the display bug is
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