Ron,
I'm no expert in transcoding and mplayer (that's rather bpa). But there's
one important note regarding mplayer used in SlimCD: it's flipflip's
patched version to allow piping data to stdout. This was needed because
there are some limitations writing to the audio output device in SlimCD.
I changed convert.conf to try something more similar to what is on the
wiki aacplus page.
Attempting to tune into the Radio Paradise 64k aacPlus stream...
2007-05-30 07:20:50.3037 Testing aap-mp3-*-* vs aap-flc-*-*
2007-05-30 07:20:50.3071enabled
2007-05-30 07:20:50.3107 Found command: [m
Hi bpa.
The convert.conf statment that works for Alien BBC is:
rtsp wav * *
[mplayer] -really-quiet -vc null -vo null -bandwidth 1000
-cache 128 -af volume=0,resample=44100:0:1,channels=2 -ao
pcm:nowaveheader:file=- $FILE$ 2>/dev/null
I am doing the same thing for aap wav * *.
When attempt
mplayer has problems outputting to stdout and so tricks with /dev/fd
overcome this.
Can you show
(i) The RTSP-WAV line that works for AlienBBC
(ii) The AAP-WAV line that you have tried.
Show a debug log with d_source and d_remotestream when trying to play
the AACplus station.
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bpa
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I am running Michael's DSL-based SlimCD 1.86 on a nano-ITX board, and I
am having trouble streaming aacPlus streams off the internet.
I was able to pass the initial experiment of playing:
mplayer -playlist http://www.sky.fm/aacplus/classical.pls
That worked fine, and I could hear audio on the min
Googeling around I fount this:
http://www.ogghelp.com/ogg/bb/viewtopic.php?pid=1026
I will try to remove the tags whwn I have more time.
/örjan
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I have upgraded to etch and slimserver 6.5.2, didn't help.
I disabled the built in ogg support and have only sox/flac enabled,
this works fine.
So now I can play my ogg-files. I had about 10G already ripped on my
iAudio.
/örjan
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orjan
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