Ah, that did it :)
I set MPEG-4 / AAC to Disabled and it seeks properly now.
Also did the same for File Format AAC / AAC just in case.
Many thanks for your help,
Seb
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seb303 wrote:
> My settings look like this:
>
> 23867
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> MPEG-4 / AAC is set to "Native". No other options here other than
> Disabled.
>
> The files that aren't seeking for me are also AAC format, in a .m4a
> file.
Try disabling all apart from FLAC ... faad/flac
Touch, Meridian G92,
I also tried renaming a .m4a file to .mp4 to see if this made a
difference, but just the same.
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My settings look like this:
23867
MPEG-4 / AAC is set to "Native". No other options here other than
Disabled.
The files that aren't seeking for me are also AAC format, in a .m4a
file.
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|Filename: Capture.PNG
I use have many m4a files (which contain AAC-LC) and they play fine with
cue files (which means the seek function is OK).
What are the File Type settings for MPEG-4?
I use the MPEG-4 . FLAC . faad/flac
Touch, Meridian G92, Bryston B4 SST2, PMC OB1i speakers, HP Proliant
Was any solution to this found? I also have the same problem that I
can't seek when playing m4a files.
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I don't have a solution, but I am having random issues ever since
upgrading my Vortexbox to a 2.4 and LMS 7.9. Some of my mp4a files
will no longer play. I had a similar issue like this years ago..
Any thoughts?
I've got a vast collection of music and my .M4A track can't seem to be
seeked (I can't forward and listen to the song from any location I
desire). I have no such issues with MP3 files. The M4A track will play
but I just can't seek it randomly to start at any position (I have audio
files that are
