The mp3->flac rule doesn't seem to work right. To make sure it is
invoked you have to disable native mp3 in which case it seem to break
playing mp3 files/streams on hardware players.
I also think the problem with playing MP3 files may be associated with
mplayer.sh not being able to handle filename with blanks in the name.
I think the following is a better solution.
1. Use the following MP3->MP3 rule just for squeezeslaves instead of
the MP3 Flac. I only tested with a specific MAC for a SoftSqueeze but I
presume the squeezeslave device type works.
Code:
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mp3 mp3 squeezeslave *
# F:{PATH=%f}R:{PATH=%F}T:{START=-ss %s}U:{DURATION=-endpos %w}
[mplayer.sh] -really-quiet -vc null -vo null $START$ $DURATION$ -cache 128
-af volume=0,resample=44100:0:1,channels=2 -ao pcm:file=/dev/fd/3 $PATH$ |
[lame] --silent -q $QUALITY$ $BITRATE$ - -
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2. Change the 2 occurrances of $* in mplayer.sh to "$@" you must
include the quotation marks.
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