ng at 48000, would my SLiMP3 player
even handle it properly? I don't recall the specs of my player.
Thanks so much.
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Does anyone have any idea? Is this something I should file a bug about?
I think it's just an issue in the pipeline. There's no way lame could
know that the incoming source was 48 khz. I suppose I could write a
wrapper script if necessary.
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filed as http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=3332
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, you may need to explore some ntfs mount options to
re-map the user upon mounting (either by putting the options in
/etc/fstab or by using the -o switch to the mount command).
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edit * forgot to mention this is now with 6.5.0 release.
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iTunes says they're 48000, VLC says 44.1 also.
Is there a common bug in AAC decoding? Or are these files weird.
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so sc 7 didn't fix this issue either. going to slimp3 or http stream
with the 48k aac files still plays 'slowly' at 44.1.
Has *anyone* here ever played a 48k aac file with mp3 transcode
successfully?
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