mortod;423084 Wrote:
> Have fixed my problem - still not sure if flac related. I found that SC
> has to run as a user witl full admin rights (I had recently changed the
> user that owns SC to be a limited user). Not sure why that should effect
> flac processing of only some files.
I can't accoun
Wild shot, but your FLAC further above shows an older version was used.
You might want to try upgrading your FLAC tool(s) to v1.2.1 and
re-encode one of the problem albums to see if it might be a FLAC bug. I
distinctly remember there was a bug in FLAC regarding encoding from
stdin when a WAV conta
I'm having similar problem with tracks finishing early. See
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=62770.
I use InguzDSP and so use flac.exe rather than native flac. mp3 files
are OK, and older tracks in my library seem OK. Have tried downgrading
my version of flac, though of course the p
FWIW, I've also been problem-free listening to FLACs served up from my
WHS box with SC7.
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I'm sure I remember a problem being reported with the WHS firewall
stopping flac files half way through - no idea why. Could be worth
disabling it and see if that does make a difference.
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I have not had any problems with FLAC and WHS over multiple drives, my
understanding is that the WHS bug only affects editing of files not
accessing.
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The WHS bug only effects multiple drives in the storage pool. I've only
got one so I'm ok.
I've just installed the latest nightly of SC 7.0.1 and the track that
wouldn't play now does!
I suppose I should really reinstall the 7.0 release and see if it fails
again.
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I don't know if this is related to your issue, but you may want to read
this advisory from MS:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/946676/en-us?spid=12624
The problem seems limited to a very specific situation - copying files
from one internal drive to another within WHS - but maybe also affects
file
But the checksum is fine and they convert to other formats ok. If there
was corruption then you're saying some of my Word, Excel, etc. documents
will also be faulty and if that's the case I'm stuffed.
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Hi
I also moved from SS6.5 on a TS101 to SC7.0 on WHS about 4 weeks ago.
I transferred my music files over to the new machine, and all seemed
great, but there were about 10% of the albums that would not play
(similar symptoms to yours). I tried all sorts of things, but to no
avail, and eventual
I've moved from running V6.x on a QNAP TS-101 to V7.0 on a Windows Home
Server. I've now got some FLACS that just repeatably stop half way
through and others that give pops and clicks. I've tried converting
them to MP3 and WAV using DBpoweramp reference and they play ok and the
flac checksum is
Not entirely sure this is the same, but I filed a bug concerning static
noise on 24/96 flac with SB3 and SqueezeCenter. This worked perfectly
on SlimServer 6.5.3.
The problem is resolved, I am just waiting for an explanation.
Because I am not sure is because I do not use flac normally, all my
musi
FLAC.exe reports version 1.2.1 which seems to be the latest stable
release.
Cheers,
Mark
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not sure about debug options...
which version of FLAC.exe are you running? the 256Kb 1.1.3 version?
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Phil Leigh;282926 Wrote:
> I did extensive blind testing on this with recent firmware and found no
> audible difference whatsoever.
That's good to know as it was always something that bugged me a bit.
My testing was done a couple of years back.
>
> What OS are you you using? sounds like a pr
Mark_H;282748 Wrote:
> Many firmwares ago the sound seemed to degrade a tiny bit if you forced
> the client to do the FLAC decoding so I did the transcoding on the PC
> and served WAV so the client had no extra work to do. It always
> worked, until recently.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Mark
I did extensi
I've also got FLAC issues. I've moved from running V6.x on a QNAP 101
to V7.0 on a Windows Home Server. I've now got some FLACS that just
repeatably stop half way through and others that give pops and clicks.
I've tried converting them to MP3 and WAV using DBpoweramp reference and
they play ok
Then there is still the issue that if I use FLAC->WAV conversion on the
PC *every* FLAC has the final second of play truncated...
Mark
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Here are the tags from one of the files which won't play. I wonder if
there's anything here which might be causing issues?
Free Lossless Audio Codec (FLAC)
44.1 kHz Sample Rate
16 Bits Per Sample
2 Channels
Min Block Size = 4096
Max Block Size = 4096
Min Frame Size = 16
Max Frame Size = 14022
P
I'm stumped now...anyone else?
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Yes, all the problem files play flawlessly locally. I use JRiver's
Media Center. Softsqueeze 6.5 also played the problem files without
issue...
The problem is repeatable so if there is any logging I can turn on I'd
be happy to post logs...
Mark
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I have an SB3 and a Duet and have never had a problem with FLAC. Is it
possible that the FLAC files themselves have been corrupted? Do they
all play ok locally on the PC (e.g. using foobar2000 or mplayer)?
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Pretty certain this is a FLAC issue with squeezebox. Since reverting to
NATIVE I have noticed that some FLACs which did play no longer play...
Hardware is SB1, SB2 and now Duet receiver.
I *am* using wireless and am clear of neighbour interference according
to Netstumbler...
Cheers,
Mark
What hardware SB are you on? I was under the impression that the impact
of decoding FLAC at the hardware end was minimal. However, since WAV
files are almost twice as large as a FLAC file, bandwidth could be an
issue for you here if you are using wireless. Perhaps a neighbour has
recently jumped o
gbrandwood;282705 Wrote:
> Hi Mark
>
> Sorry, I don't have an answer for you - but I do have a question. Why
> convert to WAVs? Is there a benefit to this? Thanks, and good luck in
> finding a solution.
>
> Gareth
Many firmwares ago the sound seemed to degrade a tiny bit if you forced
the c
Hi Mark
Sorry, I don't have an answer for you - but I do have a question. Why
convert to WAVs? Is there a benefit to this? Thanks, and good luck in
finding a solution.
Gareth
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I've been using a Squeezebox for a bunch of years now, serving FLACs to
the boxes around my house without issue. I've always had things set up
so that my FLACs are converted to WAV on the PC and only then streamed.
I noticed recently that tracks were getting chopped off in the last
second or s
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