bpa;209850 Wrote:
> SSODS has a special mplayer called mplayer-stdout and special conf
> command because of limitations in the Linux on DS products. I think
> the following may work. However the processing power of the DS may
> mean that only wma->wav may work. Encoding into Flac or MP3 may req
--- Fletch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> Doesn't mplayer support WMA lossless?
ah, they may be using windows DLLs through an emulation layer.
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Hi All,
A short history; I am very much the newbie to Linux. I have XP, Ubuntu,
and two or three days ago added LinuxMint.
When I installed SS in Ubuntu, I got V 6.5.2. Everything works fine
there. Yesterday installed SS in LinuxMint, and got V6.3.0. To say I
am unimpressed would be an unders
SSODS has a special mplayer called mplayer-stdout because of limitationa
in the Linux on DS products. I think the following may work. However
the processing power of the DS may mean that you only wma->wav may
work. Encoding into Flac or MP3 may require too much cpu to encode in
realtime.
Code:
Fletch;209826 Wrote:
> Doesn't mplayer support WMA lossless?
When I try to set the file types to decode the wma with flac I get this
:
Required binary was not found: [mplayer.sh] -really-quiet -vc null -vo
null -cache 128 -af volume=0,resample=44100:0:1,channels=2 -ao
pcm:nowaveheader:file=/dev
Doesn't mplayer support WMA lossless?
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wma lossless is proprietary to microsoft and the only decoder is on
windows. best to convert to FLAC, which the SB supports natively (no
transcoding needed).
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Hi all
I am running my SS as SSODS on a Synology DS107+ (128 MB)
And I have a lot of .wma lossless, and some .ape musicfiles.
It says in the wiki that the linux version doesn´t suport wma lossless
files. Is that true ? And is someone working on it ? I am brand new to
this linux stuff. So I have
While I haven't used plain Debian, I've had Ubuntu on two laptops for a
couple of years now. With each release the installation gets easier,
and the distro as a whole get slicker. I like it a lot.
My slimserver box (which also does NFS/Samba/Subversion/NTP and other
stuff) is a low-powered KuroBo
Hi folks
Im about to build a new server which will be used mainly as a download
box and file server as well as having slimserver.
Its based on a Jetway mini-itx board. I previously used Arch Linux on
my old server which i was happy with, but just wondered if it was worth
trying Gentoo or Debian?
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