Thanks for explaining that to me. I guess it makes sense that the
decoder would be in the Touch, not in LMS.
Terry
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TerryS wrote:
> Interesting I know the version of LMS that I am running is
> hopelessly outdated, but I've resisted updating it since it has always
> done everything I needed it to do. I just play FLAC files from my NAS,
> I don't do any streaming or any of the stuff the later versions
Interesting I know the version of LMS that I am running is
hopelessly outdated, but I've resisted updating it since it has always
done everything I needed it to do. I just play FLAC files from my NAS,
I don't do any streaming or any of the stuff the later versions added.
So I hadn't
Did a Google on the encoder Lavf57.34.103 with terms HD and Flac and
there are quite a few reports of unplayable files such as
>
> UPDATE 17October2016: Seems that the SuperMini does not support the
> Encoder "FLAC Lavf57.34.103". I had purchased the FLAC 24bit/96KHz
> album, SCATTERED ASHES,
Here is what MediaInfo says about the file that loads slowly:
General
Complete name:
C:\Users\Terry\Music\HDtracks\Julien Baker\Turn Out the
Lights\01-Over.flac
Format : FLAC
Format/Info : Free Lossless
TerryS wrote:
> I don't know if there is any way to examine the FLAC file contents and
> see how much is music and how much is tags and art.
There are many analysis tools - something like mediainfo might be a
good starting point.
Thanks for the tip on browsing to the NAS files. I will definitely give
WINSCP a try.
On the long start delay,
The original FLAC files from HD Tracks had a 4000 x 4000 pixel cover art
embedded in each track. My first thought is that was so large it was
delaying the start of the music while it
TerryS wrote:
> Well this is embarrassing to admit, but I don't know how to browse to a
> file location on my NAS, so I can't delete the log file. I only know
> how to use the web server interface for the NAS and LMS.
If you are a Windows person the easiest option is WinSCP. -
TerryS wrote:
> I have a strong wi-fi connection and don't usually have any buffering
> problems. And it seems too consistent to be caused by buffering due to
> a poor wi-fi connection. It is always 30 seconds, even between songs on
> an album.
Yes and No - failures often have backup retry
Well this is embarrassing to admit, but I don't know how to browse to a
file location on my NAS, so I can't delete the log file. I only know
how to use the web server interface for the NAS and LMS. But I did set
the debug level on Player.source and restart the server. Then I
captured the log
30secs is a very long time. With LMS default setting - LMS will send
the Flac direct to Touch which will decode the file natively & start
playing decode after about 2Mbytes have been sent.
so either
1. Network connection is erratic and/oir not good.
2. There is some extra processing going on in
TerryS wrote:
>
> Looking at the info screen for track 1 on iPeng:
> The original:
> File Format: FLAC
> Duration: 1:28
> Bitrate: 3932kbps VBR
> Sample Rate:96.0 kHz
> Sample Size: 24 bits
> File Length 51,181,684
>
A 96kHz 24bit stereo file of length 1:28 would be 50,688,000
*uncompressed*.
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