I haven't seen any comments on my problems playing Ogg files with 6.5.1.
Can anybody confirm that they *can* play Ogg files on 6.5.1 and a
Squeezebox 2 or 3 with firmware version 71 without server decoding?
Phil
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Hi,
I'm on f/w 71 and local ogg-vorbis files -q6 are playing just fine, the
only issues i have are with a few radio stations that refuse to play
with out unchecking oggogg box.
I can only suggest looking at the tags to make sure that they are
vorbis tags.
If it's a corrupted firmware you may
On 31-Dec-06, at 12:07 AM, Phil Karn wrote:
I haven't seen any comments on my problems playing Ogg files with
6.5.1. Can anybody confirm that they *can* play Ogg files on 6.5.1 and
a Squeezebox 2 or 3 with firmware version 71 without server decoding?
I don't have many ogg files, but those I
rgmiller1974 wrote:
Just tried that; no luck. Tried both compiling from source and a
pre-built 32-bit binary (I'm running an Athlon64 so the one I compiled
was 64-bit.) No matter what I use, I get the same errors from
slimserver.pl:
2006-12-19 22:11:59.1207 Error: Decoder does not support
Phil Karn wrote:
Today's build came with a player firmware update to version 71, and now
neither my Squeezebox 2 nor my Squeezebox 3 will play any of my Ogg
Vorbis files. WAV, FLAC and MP3 still play fine. Unfortunately, I
updated both players' firmware files so I can't test with a 2 or 3
Phil Karn wrote:
I figured out how to downgrade my Squeezebox 2 to the previous firmware
version, 64. That does *NOT* fix the problem; Ogg Vorbis files still
won't play on the 12/28/2006 version of 6.5.1. The log shows the
following backtrace:
I rolled everything back to 6.5.0 and my
Phil Karn wrote:
If the firmware is indeed broken, is there a simple workaround to force
transcoding of Ogg Vorbis to WAV for Squeezebox 2/3?
I found the workaround: simply uncheck the Ogg Vorbis/Ogg Vorbis line
in File Formats under Server Settings. Slimserver now transcodes to WAV
and
Hmm.. I use OGG almost exclusively; 99% of all my files were ripped
from CDs using CDex in Windoze, which uses libVorbis I 20020717.
Quality 3.00 (about 112kbps avg), no problems on my SB3.
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I'd have to say that's really strange. What oggenc options are you
using? Perhaps a certain combination requires more CPU horsepower than
the SB3 has? Are you resampling or something? Does the track play back
normally on the PC?
Every Q-level I've tried definitely works with aoTuV Release 1
There was a very detailed list here:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=29904
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FWIW, I've had no problems at any bitrate with aoTuV Release 1 (which
I'd highly recommend).
Some more misc Ogg information can be found here:
http://wiki.hydrogenaudio.org/index.php?title=Recommended_Ogg_Vorbis
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CatBus;163606 Wrote:
FWIW, I've had no problems at any bitrate with aoTuV Release 1 (which
I'd highly recommend).
Some more misc Ogg information can be found here:
http://wiki.hydrogenaudio.org/index.php?title=Recommended_Ogg_Vorbis
Just tried that; no luck. Tried both compiling from
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