It seems SC only transcodes based on sample rate so if the files sample
rate is 44.1k and the player is capable of playing 44.1k no transcoding
takes place.
I had a similar problem with SoftSqueeze as it can play 44.1k sample
rate files but not any bit rate higher than 16. SC ignores this
Mick Seymour;405111 Wrote:
It seems SC only transcodes based on sample rate so if the files sample
rate is 44.1k and the player is capable of playing 44.1k no transcoding
takes place.
I had a similar problem with SoftSqueeze as it can play 44.1k sample
rate files but not any bit rate
Mick Seymour;405111 Wrote:
It seems SC only transcodes based on sample rate so if the files sample
rate is 44.1k and the player is capable of playing 44.1k no transcoding
takes place.
I had a similar problem with SoftSqueeze as it can play 44.1k sample
rate files but not any bit rate
That looks like it should work (changing softsqueeze to squeezebox1). I
don't think the 'D:{RESAMPLE=-r %d}' in my example is required as it
isn't used but I left it in, things worked, and I have not touched it
since!
I don't know what you would need to do for replay gain as I'm not sure
where
Phil Leigh;389938 Wrote:
yes it will automatically downconvert - no idea what it does with an SB1
but works fine with SB3 and a Boom synced..
Sorry for the long delay in response however after many trials the
latest SC does not downconvert my 24/44.1 files to 16/44.1 for playback
on my SB1.
So now that SC has SoX support builtin will SC automaticly downconvert
the FLAC files to a format the player can support?
Also if you have a mixed player setup, say a SB1 and a SB3 and they are
synced will it downconvert for both or just the one that needs it?
Thanks
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m1abrams
m1abrams;389932 Wrote:
So now that SC has SoX support builtin will SC automaticly downconvert
the FLAC files to a format the player can support?
Also if you have a mixed player setup, say a SB1 and a SB3 and they are
synced will it downconvert for both or just the one that needs it?
radish;330944 Wrote:
According to the docs it looks as if you should be able to use --bps to
set the output sample size.
http://flac.sourceforge.net/documentation_tools_flac.html#format_options
That sounds like it would work. I did have a look yesterday, but missed
that option :)
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funkstar;331083 Wrote:
That sounds like it would work. I did have a look yesterday, but missed
that option :)
Not sure but I think you could use dbpoweramp to convert to a format
that would work. Actually any program that can convert.
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Nonreality
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Nonreality;331089 Wrote:
Not sure but I think you could use dbpoweramp to convert to a format
that would work. Actually any program that can convert.
Yeah, that would work too, but then it would leave you with a 16bit
file for all players. Adding the --bps:16 argument to convert.conf
means an
Nonreality;331089 Wrote:
Not sure but I think you could use dbpoweramp to convert to a format
that would work. Actually any program that can convert.
That would of course work, but I would rather not have to keep multiple
copies of music for different players.
I am not sure the --bps flag
m1abrams wrote:
Nonreality;331089 Wrote:
Not sure but I think you could use dbpoweramp to convert to a format
that would work. Actually any program that can convert.
That would of course work, but I would rather not have to keep multiple
copies of music for different players.
I
Well I am surprised I had not run into this before but I guess I never
played any tracks that were 24bit encoded on the SB1 until recently.
So I was wondering if anyone has a solution to either setup SC to
transcode them to 16bit or if not that just not let the SB1 play them.
The high pitch
The problem is that the SB1 needs the FLAC transcoded to either WAV or
MP3 to play. No idea if command line arguments can be added to
convert.conf to reduce the bit depth of the output for the SB1.
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funkstar;330868 Wrote:
The problem is that the SB1 needs the FLAC transcoded to either WAV or
MP3 to play. No idea if command line arguments can be added to
convert.conf to reduce the bit depth of the output for the SB1.
Yeah that is what I was wondering is if an argument to the transcoding
According to the docs it looks as if you should be able to use --bps to
set the output sample size.
http://flac.sourceforge.net/documentation_tools_flac.html#format_options
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