Hi Stephan,
> unable to decode
> ""/home/airtime/mairlistdata/BarryWhite/LetTheMusicPlay/YouSeeTheTroubleWithMe.aif"
> as {audio=1+;video=0;midi=0}!"
>
> the aif is absolutely ok and can be played with several players.
Just because the file is valid doesn't mean your Liquidsoap binary has
support for it. Did you download a Liquidsoap package or compile from
source?
I note that AIFF support is described as experimental in Liquidsoap
0.9.0 version of ocaml-natty here:
https://github.com/savonet/liquidsoap/blob/master/CHANGES
See also the note on little-endian AIFF (AIFF-C/sowt) here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_Interchange_File_Format
It would be good to determine exactly what kind of files you have there,
if not all AIFF's are the same.
My suggestion would be to write a script that converts your AIFF files
to FLAC, tags them with metadata based on the directory/file structure
or any other metadata you have, and tests them for validity. You should
not lose any audio quality, and you might reclaim 40% or more of the
disk space.
Cheers!
Daniel
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