reverber wrote:
> So I gave up with 48k playing on my SB3.
>
> I added the following to custom-convert.conf to convert everything to
> 44.1 k
>
> >
Code:
> > flc flc * *
> # FT:{START=--skip=%t}U:{END=--until=%v}
> [sox] -q -t flac $FILE$ -t flac -C 0 - -b 16 -r 44
...and this stream plays slowly, too.
http://shoutcast.gmgradio.com:10103/
I am starting to wonder if this is a hardware or firmware issue with my
player. Ugh. Time to shop for a wandboard?
Cody
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So I gave up with 48k playing on my SB3.
I added the following to custom-convert.conf to convert everything to
44.1 k
Code:
flc flc * *
# FT:{START=--skip=%t}U:{END=--until=%v}
[sox] -q -t flac $FILE$ -t flac -C 0 - -b 16 -r 44100
and yet when
# soxi 1\ Pink\ Moon.flac
Input File : '1 Pink Moon.flac'
Channels : 2
Sample Rate: 96000
Precision : 24-bit
Duration : 00:02:04.28 = 11930579 samples ~ 9320.76 CDDA sectors
File Size : 39.0M
Bit Rate : 2.51M
Sample Encoding: 24-bit FLAC
On my SB3, "More Info
Silly question: have you checked the sampling rate that is in the header
of one of the wav files that are encoded with FLAC. If the sampling rate
in the wav file header is different to the actual sampling rate of the
file this will have the effect of slowing or speeding up the file when
played.
...and it is broken once again.
I am guessing it may be a firmware bug, but who knows.
I see that sox is firing up, as expected, but the SB3 is playing the
re-sampled 48k stream as if it were 44.1 (I assume based on the lower
pitch).
I tried a factory reset, to no avail. Not sure if a factory r
my soliloquy continues...
My SB3 now plays 48k files at the correct speed.
The only related event I can think of is that it was unplugged for a
couple of hours while I rearranged equipment and dusted.
Cody
reverber's Profi
More testing later...
The mp3 stream plays just fine. Starting to wonder if my SB3 is ailing?
All of my 44.1 files play fine. Maybe I should just force that rate on
everything Off to Google.
Cody
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So everything was working fine on my system until I decided to "fix" it
:)
I recently rebuilt my server (Debian Wheezy) and now my 24/96 Flacs are
playing back ever so slightly slower.
A look at the command line shows that transcoding is working as it
should (or so I think):
Code:
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