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22/11/2007 at 11:04 PM #14446sonichouseParticipant
@Eddy5 wrote:
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/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin: No such file or directoryOh and the wav plays directly fine in Windows/Ubuntu
Also the script calls grep. Is that in your path ?
23/11/2007 at 7:00 AM #14447AnonymousInactiveYep specifying the params makes it work fine. And grep is in my path.
Is it because it’s an x-wav that it’s causing a problem?
I read somewhere on the net that that type needed to be changed to just a plain wav.23/11/2007 at 11:34 PM #14448rpeddeParticipant@Eddy5 wrote:
Yep specifying the params makes it work fine. And grep is in my path.
Is it because it’s an x-wav that it’s causing a problem?
I read somewhere on the net that that type needed to be changed to just a plain wav.It’s being sent as audio/wav, that’s what the headers were saying.
What are you using as a player?
24/11/2007 at 8:19 AM #14449AnonymousInactiveA Pinnacle Roku Soundbridge M1001 and RhythmBox on Ubuntu 7.10
25/11/2007 at 4:01 AM #14450rpeddeParticipant@Eddy5 wrote:
A Pinnacle Roku Soundbridge M1001 and RhythmBox on Ubuntu 7.10
Rhythmbox may or may not work with transcoded audio. At least some versions of Rhythmbox have problems streaming wav audio.
The roku, though, shouldn’t have a problem.
You get nothing, though?
25/11/2007 at 8:20 AM #14451AnonymousInactiveAh OK.
Yeah the Roku says it can’t play the song, then skips to the next one, and can’t play that etc. throughout the playlist.
The thing is it used to work fine with OGGs, and I’m not sure what changed that means it doesn’t work now.Is there any Linux player that will work with Firefly transcoding?
30/11/2007 at 6:29 PM #14452AnonymousInactiveI’ve just reinstalled it and it definitely installed the svn 1696-1.
Still the same issues with RhythmBox and on the Roku.
I’ve just tried it on OurTunes (Java in Windows) and iTunes 7.5 and I get the same problem.Is it worth going back to the stable release and adding in FLAC and OGG transcoding to that?
Or is that difficult to do?02/12/2007 at 10:46 PM #14453rpeddeParticipant@Eddy5 wrote:
I’ve just reinstalled it and it definitely installed the svn 1696-1.
Still the same issues with RhythmBox and on the Roku.
I’ve just tried it on OurTunes (Java in Windows) and iTunes 7.5 and I get the same problem.Is it worth going back to the stable release and adding in FLAC and OGG transcoding to that?
Or is that difficult to do?Not stable, that won’t transocode. But 1586 is much more stable that current nightlies.
— Ron
15/01/2008 at 6:56 AM #14454AnonymousInactiveWell I finally got around to trying 1586 and that still doesn’t work for me 🙁
Oh well, thanks for your help.25/04/2008 at 3:41 PM #14455AnonymousInactiveI am having exactly the same issue. Have tried with both 1586 and 1696 firefly versions and no apparent issues with producing wav from flac or ogg – just can’t get it to play on the Roku M1001 (also tried playing in iTunes)
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