soundcheck wrote: > Hi. > > I'd like to continue this discussion. > > Below a custom-convert.conf example. > > > Code: -------------------- > > > > mp3 flc * * > # FT > [sox] -D -q -t mp3 $FILE$ -t flac -e signed -C 0 -b 24 - > > flc flc * * > # F > [sox] -D -q -t flac $FILE$ -t flac -e signed -C 0 -b 24 - > > flc pcm * * > # F > [sox] -D -q -t flac $FILE$ -t wavpcm -e signed -b 24 - > > flc pcm * 00:00:00:00:00:00 > # F > [sox1] -D -q -t flac $FILE$ -t wavpcm -e signed -b 24 - rate -v -s -L 384000 > > flc pcm * b8:ae:ed:77:47:04 > # F > [sox2] -D -q -t flac $FILE$ -t wavpcm -e signed -b 24 - rate -v -s -L 88200 > > -------------------- > > > > > If "flac flac" and also the bottom customized and MAC-routed rules > "flac pcm" are enabled, "flac flac" overrules the customized&routed > rules. > I need to disable "flac flac" to be able to run my customized rules. > > My wanted use-case: > Rather low performance devices/players (phone/tablet/bathroom) shall > use the "flac flac" option > and my main systems shall use "flac pcm" option at the same time (with > both format options and 3 rules being enabled). > > This is currently not possible as it seems to me, even though I also > thought that "routed" rules rule. > > Can this current behaviour be changed? > > > To e.g. ->> If there is a "routed" rule inside the "flac" section (or > any other file format section of course) > with "whatever" output format selected, that one will be taken as > default rule for a MAC identified player. > Currently is seems that prioritization only takes place within > file-format subgroups. In my case if generic "flac flac" > would be disabled and the generic "flac pcm" enabled, only over this > subgroup "flac pcm" routing and prioritization would work. > > > (And just to mention it. As you can see in above, there's another > weakness with the player routing setup. > If I don't copy and rename my sox binaries ( e.g. sox1, sox2) I can't > distinguish the different rules/player in the Advanced settings GUI. > They'll all look the same. That's not nice. Ok. I managed to find > aworkaround around this.) > > Thx
It works as you pointed out and worst of all in the file type panel you could not see the MAC or the type of the player whom the rule are applyed to, you just get 'n' lines, one for eache rule and have to guess... What workaround did you found? You could have a look at C-3PO plugin that REPLACE the usage of custom-convert.conf and file type, building some sort of GUI over that (and SOX usage) Is not meant to handle 'hierarchies' of players, so it works by player, but... here the repo to add in the plugin page: http://www.marcoc1712.it/downloads/repository.xml. here the link to the Github repository: https://github.com/marcoc1712/C-3PO. ____________________________________________________________ SB+, Klimo Merlino + Kent Gold, Monitor Audio Studio 20 Gold SE+, Klimo reference and DIS Interconnect. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ marcoc1712's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=34842 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=106517 _______________________________________________ Squeezecenter mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/squeezecenter
