Check Settings > Advanced > File Types. There are rules to convert to
both AIFF and PCM (WAV with no header). Since AIFF takes precedence in
the server code, it would be streamed. If you want to force PCM you can
simply disable the AIFF rule.
You can also check out the convert.conf file, which ha
Cut-Throat;682794 Wrote:
> There are various file types that are supported by the SBT. As I
> understand, for the best sound quality, it is advisable to convert
> these on the Server before they are passed to the host.
>
> So, what I am asking if the files are stored in FLAC format on the
> serv
Cut-Throat;682794 Wrote:
> As I understand, for the best sound quality, it is advisable to convert
> these on the Server before they are passed to the host.
That depends. But yes, some people do insist that you should convert
everything to PCM (WAV) on the server before streaming it to the Touch
The boxes are able to handle a couple of formats natively: from memory
wav, MP3, FLAC... I think the Touch can do 1 or 2 more.
Anyway the server know what the individual boxes can do natively, and
will otherwise transcode the more obscure formats on the fly. So
normally you will not have to worry
There are various file types that are supported by the SBT. As I
understand, for the best sound quality, it is advisable to convert
these on the Server before they are passed to the host.
So, what I am asking if the files are stored in FLAC format on the
server, what file type is eventually playe
