I know, I know... it's very old! I want to run Softsqueeze on a Windows
Me box. I have Java OK (JRE 1.4.2 SE), but running up Softsqueeze tells
me that my computer doesn't have a sound card, so it just stops.
I do have a sound card...
Is there a configuration file hiding somewhere that needs u
stephenkca;247890 Wrote:
> Go to the Networking tab and enter the IP address into the Slimserver
> Hostname textbox. That setting gets saved. The Basic tab Slimserver
> Hostname tab one doesn't.I'd tried that before but it didn't work. I just
> updated softsqueeze
from v3.0 to v3.5 and that di
Ken Rahaim;247788 Wrote:
> I was searching around the forums hoping to find an answer to my
> question, but the post above is the closest I came up with.
>
> I do exactly what oreillymj describes each time I start up softsqueeze.
> My slimserver runs on an infrant-NAS and I've given the NAS a st
oreillymj;15 Wrote:
> Open the Softsqueeze prefs/config dialog. On the basic tab, where it
> says "Slimserver hostname", put in the I.P. address of your server.
> Click OK.I was searching around the forums hoping to find an answer to my
question, but the post above is the closest I came up wi
Softsqueeze also fails to play back 44.1KHz/24 bit tracks - static is
all you hear, although static with a back-beat.
So I'll try the WAV transcode setting and see how it goes.
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peejay
Music is what feelings sound like - Unknown
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Softsqueeze pretty-much assumes 44100 frame/s (as do various bits of
SS).
The following snippet is from
org.titmuss.softsqueeze.audioPlayer.java:
Code:
if (format == 'm') { // mp3
audioFormat = new
AudioFormat(Aud
jt25741;166862 Wrote:
> Any chance Softsqueeze will be able to play FLAC at 24/48 like the
> squeezebox can? Just noise comes out for such files.
I'll bump this one up. I have 24/48 encoded audio (DVD audio track)
and Softsqueeze apparently plays it back at 44.1 because it's slow. So
it's no
Softsqueeze 3.3 is now available for slimserver 6.5 and trunk. It will
be in tomorrows (20 December) nightly builds.
This version of Softsqueeze is compatible with Java 6. In addition it
adds optional support for using the system tray on Windows.
Unfortunately the audio stops when the system tray
