caball wrote: > Thank you for your reply. Actually I made a typo ( meant Squeezelite not > Squeezeplay ) in my post. > Will compile my own with native WMA support , however I tried to those > one provided in Fedora 29 rpm but situation is same as using builded > squeezelite player in LMS:
Not sure what you mean. The detail you provided does not indicate what options were used int he build of squeezelite. If LMS thinks thsquyeezelite does nto support WMA it is because the player did not reprot that it could play WMA. The following is a definitive way to check what is reported to LMS. Using the prebuild squeezelite for LInux x86_64 from ralphy's site. https://sourceforge.net/projects/lmsclients/files/squeezelite/ Code: -------------------- Minitower:~$ ./squeezelite -d slimproto=info -o hw:CARD=Audio,DEV=0 [21:33:33.945799] discover_server:784 sending discovery [21:33:33.945965] discover_server:795 got response from: 192.168.1.58:3483 [21:33:33.946415] slimproto:883 connecting to 192.168.1.58:3483 [21:33:33.946469] slimproto:922 connected [21:33:33.946478] slimproto:933 local player [21:33:33.946482] sendHELO:130 mac: 74:da:38:a6:39:77 [21:33:33.946485] sendHELO:132 cap: Model=squeezelite,AccuratePlayPoints=1,HasDigitalOut=1,HasPolarityInversion=1,Firmware=v1.9.1-1137,ModelName=SqueezeLite,MaxSampleRate=96000,dsf,dff,alc,wma,wmap,wmal,aac,ogg,flc,aif,pcm,mp3,loc -------------------- Note at the end of the last line in red indicates which shows that 3 types of WMA decode is supported. Please run squeezelite on your system with the "-d slimproto-info" option and if WMA is not show, build a version with WMA support. > Ok, then comes the next question: Why, despite of native FLAC support, > in Squeezelite, LMS convertion from WMA to FLAC is not working - no > sound was played and all files in playlist are played with 0:00 minutes > time of playing. Standard LMS does not support WMA transcoding. The PlayWMA plugin provides transcoding using mplayer - but it requires a working mplayer but it may not work on some variants of Linux - I don't know about Fedora. The issue is not FLAC support but failure of transcoding. It may be better to use ffmpeg rather than mplayer. Deal with one problem at a time. It is best to get a version of Squeezelite with working WMA decode. When a WMA enabled player is working then if you absolutely need WMA transcoding for some other players (e.g. SB1) - a separate sets of post will be necessary to test whether ffmpeg or mplayer works on your system, has the right options, and if so how to set it up. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ bpa's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=1806 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=110392 _______________________________________________ Squeezecenter mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/squeezecenter
