More info on the reported errors:
DMC = DBPOWERAMP MUSIC CONVERTER
BEXT = BROADCAST AUDIO EXTENSION CHUNK
In 1997 the European Broadcast Union published the specification of the
Broadcast Wave Format (BWF) for the seamless exchange of audio material
between different broadcast environments
so looking at the code, these errors relate to unknown tags that are in
the WAV (or aiff files).
Further investigation shows that for example, the 'DMC" reported errors
relate to the dBpoweramp Music Converter.
This makes sense in my case as I did convert a lot of flac files I got
from HDTRACKS
Found a reference to the error on github in the project
https://github.com/jrmuizel/AudioScan-opus
The file ~/src/wav.c is used to scan WAV files and get their metadata
and this source code has the same error message format:
- else {
PerlIO_printf(PerlIO_stderr(), "Unhandled AIFF chunk %s
d6jg wrote:
> Do you have WAVs in your library?
I actually have 31 aiff files (from early HDTRACKS downloads) and did
notice I got "Unhandled AIFF chunk COMT size 26 (skipped)" messages as
well as those WAV errors listed above.
So I copied only these into a separate folder and re-ran a scan
d6jg wrote:
> Do you have WAVs in your library?
Yes, I am 100% "WAV" based... no flac, aiff etc
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I just moved from windows to linux (Centos 6.8).
I started LMS manually and while rescanning, my terminal session
reported many messages of the type:
Unhandled WAV chunk UITS size 1108 (skipped)
Unhandled WAV chunk bext size 858 (skipped)
Unhandled WAV chunk DMC size 16 (skipped)
Unhandled WAV
