Does SlimServer play .m4a files?
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fingers
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Yes, but transcoded.
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Not sure what that means. SlimServer sees the files, but when I click
play nothing happens. Is there a trick?
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fingers;233135 Wrote:
Not sure what that means. SlimServer sees the files, but when I click
play nothing happens. Is there a trick?
Depends on the source of the files. If they are bought from a source
which applies DRM then they will not play. The standard way to
overcome this is to rip
For transcoding -or- is that LAME?. My library is ripped using iTunes,
so they are mostly m4a files - works fine.
The DRM'd files usually have an m4p extension.
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alZmtbr
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If you are using windows - make sure you have installed Quicktime.
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fingers;233135 Wrote:
Not sure what that means. SlimServer sees the files, but when I click
play nothing happens. Is there a trick?
Yes, thousands of them. I had a similar problem with files of a friend
of mine. I recognised at last that the files imported didn't have the
right permissions
