Gazjam;583679 Wrote: > Sorry, that was my typo. > It WAS from my server.log. > Then no file was even attempted to play or you didn't enable logging properly.
Did you click the "apply" button after changing the logging level ?. > > How would I test from the command line...you mean DOS? > Yes - you are running command line programs. > > All im wanting to do is add a working custom-config.conf to get me to > upsample 16/44 flacs to 24/88.2. > Sorry, I'm just trying SoX for the first time, its confusing me! > Hence asking for a "numpties guide!":) A bit like asking about "heart surgery for beginners" - you need to get to know the basics before trying the more complicated tasks. Open a command prompt window. Change directory to Bin/MSWinXXx directory which has the sox.exe Try the following command - replacing testtrack with the full path to one of your flac files (use a copy in case you destroy it by accident): flac -dc testtrack.flc >testtrack.wav When that works then try sox -v0.95 --buffer 32768 -q -t wav testrack.wav -t flac -C0 -3 -c2 -r96000 - polyphase -cutoff 0.99 >testtrack2496.flc Play around with options following sox documentation until the output files have the spec you like. Then copy the command line options in the custom-convert.conf file. Don't forget you have to restart SBS each time you change a conf file. -- bpa ------------------------------------------------------------------------ bpa's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=1806 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=82672 _______________________________________________ Touch mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/touch
