Got it. Thanks pippin n mnyb.
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Reset them to the defaults they where when you installed the server . If
you have not touched them good :)
Don't disable stuff unnecessarily FLAC=native should work fine , then
the Touch should play flac files fine.
For aiff and MP3 wav etc they have their own settings .
This whole thing is to
Ha, ha, still confused in this format setting😥😥
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nuj244 wrote:
> Is my understanding correct a flac file can be aiff, pcm, or mp3 format?
> How about native?
No a FLAC file is a Flac file nothing else .
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Is my understanding correct a flac file can be aiff, pcm, or mp3 format?
How about native?
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Best is to leave it as it is :) don't fiddle around with server side
conversion and stuff, it's all configured to work right. Make sure
FLAC->native is enabled. Unless you are using an old slimp3 you won't
need anything else,
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pippin wrote:
> If these are your settings for FLAC, it means how conversion is being
> handled if the player wants to use one of these formats. For example, if
> you set AIFF to "disabled" it means that a player can not use an AIFF
> stream in case you want to play FLAC. Each player has a list o
JohnB wrote:
> A screen shot would make things a bit clearer.
>
> Is this what you mean?
>
> 17568
Yes, thats the one.
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If these are your settings for FLAC, it means how conversion is being
handled if the player wants to use one of these formats. For example, if
you set AIFF to "disabled" it means that a player can not use an AIFF
stream in case you want to play FLAC. Each player has a list of
supported formats and
A screen shot would make things a bit clearer.
Is this what you mean?
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Hi there,
Can you help what are the meanings of the different settings in advanced
tab for file types.
For flac, these are the stream format and corresponding decoder setting
AIFF - DISABLED
- FLAC
FLAC - DISABLED
- NATIVE
MP3 - DISABLED
PCM - DISABLED
-FLAC
Appreciate your help. What does
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