marcoc1712 wrote:
> LMS when producing pcm in output ALWAYS reports to clients the
> samplerate of the original file. BUG or feature by design I don't know,
> but it's like that.
By design, either because of some oversight, or just not seeing the need
for converting to formats other than what p
marcoc1712 wrote:
> You are welcome.
>
> Some people will tell you is becouse streaming pcm is wrong, so is not a
> bug but it's so 'by design'. I think they are wrong, just becouse you
> sure could stream AIFF and WAV, then I wrote firts the patch R2 to
> squeezelite, then C-3PO plugin.
>
> Fe
ynot1234567890 wrote:
> Thank you...Not sure why LMS doesn't consider this on its own
> already???
>
> Thanks, Ynot.
You are welcome.
Some people will tell you is becouse streaming pcm is wrong, so is not a
bug but it's so 'by design'. I think they are wrong, just becouse you
sure could stream
marcoc1712 wrote:
> LMS when producing pcm in output ALWAYS reports to clients the
> samplerate of the original file. BUG or feature by design I don't know,
> but it's like that.
>
> To solve this, leaving LMS untouched, I've introduced a patch in
> Squeezelite (R2) that use data in the header
ynot1234567890 wrote:
> Kinda new with LMS, can someone explain to me the following:
>
> This command works on the command line: sox -V6 thriller.flac -t wav -r
> 44.1k -b 16 thriller_16_441.wav and convert a 88.2kHz, 24 bit file to
> wav format 16bit, 44.1kHz.
>
> I try custom-convert.conf fi
JJZolx wrote:
> I wish I could find some older threads with similar discussions, but the
> bottom line is that LMS' transcoding framework has a lot of holes in it.
> I think what is happening is that although you've set up the rule
> correctly and SoX (or Flac/SoX) is doing exactly what you've sp
I wish I could find some older threads about similar discussions, but
the bottom line is that LMS' transcoding framework has a lot of holes in
it. I think what is happening is that although you've set up the rule
correctly and SoX (or Flac/SoX) is doing exactly what you've specified
in the rule, L
Apesbrain wrote:
> I would probably start with the "flc pcm" rule that is in CONVERT.CONF:
>
> >
Code:
> >
> flc pcm * *
> # FT:{START=--skip=%t}U:{END=--until=%v}
> [flac] -dcs --force-raw-format --endian=little --sign=signed $START$
$END$ -- $FILE$
>
Thanks for your input I will give the suggested commands a try. I have
used the default convert.conf as a basis as suggested. All the previous
testing I did did not resample the hi-res flac's for whatever reason.
If this proves unsuccessful, I will repost in the UPnP bridge forum.
Thanks, Yno
ynot1234567890 wrote:
> All the previous testing I did did not resample the hi-res flac's for
> whatever reason.
The player.source log may show up the reason.
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I would probably start with the "flc pcm" rule that is in CONVERT.CONF:
Code:
flc pcm * *
# FT:{START=--skip=%t}U:{END=--until=%v}
[flac] -dcs --force-raw-format --endian=little --sign=signed $START$
$END$ -- $FILE$
And amend
First are you sure it is transcoding in the manner expected - get a log
with player.source set to DEBUG.
Second, I think this issue may be solved by uPNP bridge plugin setup -
this problem should be posted in the uPNP bridge plugin thread as I
think Philippe handles "transcoding" issues as well
Apesbrain wrote:
> Can you please explain what it is you want the CUSTOM-CONVERT.CONF to do
> and why?
I have several media players in my home (Sonos, PI3 - Moode Player,
Android Settop boxes - BubbleUPnP). They all communicate with LMS using
UPnP bridge plugin. Each player has some unique fea
Can you please explain what it is you want the CUSTOM-CONVERT.CONF to do
and why?
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Kinda new with LMS, can someone explain to me the following:
This command works on the command line: sox -V6 thriller.flac -t wav -r
44.1k -b 16 thriller_16_441.wav and convert a 88.2kHz, 24 bit file to
wav format 16bit, 44.1kHz.
I try custom-convert.conf file like:
flc pcm * *
# FT:{
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