fergycool;320130 Wrote: > in case this is useful to anybody: > > Code: -------------------- > > [08-07-15 21:39:39.0153] Slim::Player::TranscodingHelper::checkBin (155) Found command: [sox] -t ogg $FILE$ -t raw -r 44100 -c 2 -w -s $-x$ - | [lame] --resample 44100 --silent -q $QUALITY$ --abr $BITRATE$ -r - - > [08-07-15 21:39:39.0160] Slim::Utils::Prefs::maxRate (638) Setting maxBitRate for Squeezeslave-mythtv to: 320 > [08-07-15 21:39:39.0177] Slim::Player::TranscodingHelper::getConvertCommand (309) Matched Format: mp3 Type: ogg Command: [sox] -t ogg $FILE$ -t raw -r 44100 -c 2 -w -s $-x$ - | [lame] --resample 44100 --silent -q $QUALITY$ --abr $BITRATE$ -r - - > [08-07-15 21:39:39.0182] Slim::Player::Source::openSong (1941) This is an ogg file: file:///mnt/media/Music/mp3/Fun_Lovin_Criminals/Mimosa/01Couldnt_Get_It_Right.ogg > [08-07-15 21:39:39.0188] Slim::Player::Source::openSong (1942) file type: ogg format: mp3 inrate: 251.564 maxRate: 320 > [08-07-15 21:39:39.0201] Slim::Player::Source::openSong (1943) command: [sox] -t ogg $FILE$ -t raw -r 44100 -c 2 -w -s $-x$ - | [lame] --resample 44100 --silent -q $QUALITY$ --abr $BITRATE$ -r - - > [08-07-15 21:39:39.0221] Slim::Player::TranscodingHelper::tokenizeConvertCommand (379) Using command for conversion: "/usr/bin/sox" -t ogg "/mnt/media/Music/mp3/Fun_Lovin_Criminals/Mimosa/01Couldnt_Get_It_Right.ogg" -t raw -r 44100 -c 2 -w -s -x - | "/usr/bin/lame" --resample 44100 --silent -q 9 --abr 320 -r - - & | > [08-07-15 21:39:39.0438] Slim::Player::Source::openSong (2111) Streaming with format: mp3 > -------------------- > > > > I also get lots of these messages: > > Code: -------------------- > > /usr/bin/sox sox: Error writing: Error writing sample file. You are probably out of disk space. > Error writing mp3 output > -------------------- > > > > Cheers > Ferg
I don't use OGG (or SOX), but I do use Linux for my server. With a disk write error, I would double-check the permissions for the destination drive/directory, as well as the actual disk space and any per-user disk limits that might be set. You might also want to make sure that drive is mounted correctly. Of course, this would take me a LONG time, as I _use_ Linux but am no where near competent in it, and would have to consult documentation (*gasp*) to remember how to do all those things! -=> Jim -- JimC "well, she wasn't all of that, but she sure was some of that." -- BKlaas' college buddy ------------------------------------------------------------------------ JimC's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=9428 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=49871 _______________________________________________ ripping mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/ripping
