pablo77 wrote:
> Can you provide some pointers on how/where to build such file please?
Personally I think you'd be better off capturing a byte stream from
ocean.fm and determine the encoding exactly. So far I havn't found a
command line decode conversion utility using the fdk-aac library
Custom-convert.conf is for personal conversion rules to override the LMS
provides standard convert.conf file. So the details of the file format
and examples of many usages are in the LMS file convert.conf
An example of a custom-convert.conf file to play HLS stream using ffmpeg
(aka avconv) on a Linux system is as follows. The custom-convert.conf
file can be put in the same directory as the convert.conf file but LMS
must be restarted for any changes to talke effect. The first white
space is a TAB. If you ewanted to use ffmpeg to aac change the *hls* at
the start to aac ("type" are defined in the types.conf file so you can
check against the MIME type for ocean.fm stream)
Code:
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# PlayHLS rules to start convert application for Linux
hls mp3 * *
# RB:{BITRATE=-B %B}T:{START=-ss %s}
[ffmpeg] -loglevel quiet -i $FILE$ -f wav - | [lame] --silent -q
$QUALITY$ $BITRATE$ - -
hls pcm * *
# RB:{BITRATE=-B %B}T:{START=-ss %s}
[ffmpeg] -loglevel quiet -i $FILE$ -f u16le -
hls flc * *
# RB:{BITRATE=-B %B}T:{START=-ss %s}
[ffmpeg] -loglevel quiet -i $FILE$ -f flac
--------------------
In cobert.cofn you can find the standard rules for "aac pcm" , "aac flc"
and "aac mp3" and how faad is being used.
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