This states you should use the mov wav * * entry in convert.conf for
playback of AAC files. This has never worked for me (I just get a load
of digital static noise) which is why after searching these forums I
switched to using mov aif * *.
I tried
mov wav * *
with the same result as you.
I
Patrick Dixon Wrote:
I tried
mov wav * *
with the same result as you.
I also tried to create a
mov flac * *
entry, piping the output of faad to flac
I couldn't get that to work either, but that maybe because I didn't
really know what I was doing!
Yes - I think there is definitely an
MrKegFlex Wrote:
I don't think I followed the steps properly to revert back to firmware
15. I have 6.2.0 and 6.1.1. I copied the files from server/Firmware
in 6.1.1 to the same directory in 6.2.0. Restared my SB2 and it said
it was updating the firmware. However, when I look at the
Patrick Dixon Wrote:
I tried
mov wav * *
with the same result as you.
I also tried to create a
mov flac * *
entry, piping the output of faad to flac
I couldn't get that to work either, but that maybe because I didn't
really know what I was doing!
Did you guys try both -f1 and -f2
slimnick Wrote:
I've just tried using wav * * with -f 1 and -f 2 FAAD options. Both
just give me loads of satic / noise when I play the track. I can only
get my ACCs to play using the mov aif * * option in convert.conf.
Nick.
...and changing -f 2 to -f 1 makes no difference on my set-up
LavaJoe Wrote:
Did you guys try both -f1 and -f2 flags (in faad - with respect to
whether the pipe at the end expects WAV of AIF)? I wonder if it's a
bigendian/littleendian (byteswap) issue. You'd get static if the
sample bytes were swapped, but that's not what's going on with the Kate
I use a Musical Fidelity Tri-Vista 21 DAC, and have a/b'd an unmodified
SB3 against the DAC and a Pioneer Elite PD-S95 transport. I actually
bought 2 SB3's; one to modify and one to place downstairs so the wife
can listen.
I think the sound of the stock SB3 into my system is good, but not as
If you've left old (newer!) files in the firmware directory, it's
probably still putting you onto the latest version. To do what you are
after, you should clean the firmware folder out first. On saying this,
though, do old firmware releases work with 6.2?
Also, you'd be best performing a blind
tass Wrote:
If you've left old (newer!) files in the firmware directory, it's
probably still putting you onto the latest version. To do what you are
after, you should clean the firmware folder out first. On saying this,
though, do old firmware releases work with 6.2?
Also, you'd be best
