I just followed Bubblesoft guide to install ffmpeg with libsoxr for Bubbleupnp server on Synology NAS.
https://www.bubblesoftapps.com/bubbleupn..._ng_ffmpeg
After several tries I managed this and the new ffmpeg can be found on /opt/bin/ffmpeg
MinimServer settings:
stream.converter: /opt/bin/ffmpeg
stream.options: convOut=-af aresample=resampler=soxr
stream.transcode: flac:wav;96
I have the following error:
wget: unable to resolve host address ‘ipkg.nslu2-linux.org’
Here is what I did :
download ffmpeg from
https://www.johnvansickle.com/ffmpeg/
stream.converter: /volume1/MinimServer/opt/bin/ffmpeg
(/opt should normally not work; rather say opt/bin/ffmpeg)
stream.options: convOut=-af aresample=resampler=soxr:precision=28
flac:wav24;, dsf:wav24;176
I have not added any frequency to the wav24 transcoding as it does not really impove. On the contrary, wav24 is much better than wav. dsf transcoding to 176 is for mathematical reasons :-)
the ; after wav24 is to force using the ffmpeg converter
Hope it helps
(31-12-2016 18:52)lyapounov Wrote: [ -> ]Here is what I did :
download ffmpeg from https://www.johnvansickle.com/ffmpeg/
stream.converter: /volume1/MinimServer/opt/bin/ffmpeg
(/opt should normally not work; rather say opt/bin/ffmpeg)
stream.options: convOut=-af aresample=resampler=soxr:precision=28
flac:wav24;, dsf:wav24;176
I have not added any frequency to the wav24 transcoding as it does not really impove. On the contrary, wav24 is much better than wav. dsf transcoding to 176 is for mathematical reasons :-)
the ; after wav24 is to force using the ffmpeg converter
Hope it helps
This seems an easy way. However how do you install the ffmpeg-release-armhf-32bit-static.tar.xz file on a Synology NAS?
I can't unpack this file on the NAS nor on Window pc.
Without unpacking it is not recognized.
(19-01-2017 23:08)jaaptina Wrote: [ -> ]This seems an easy way. However how do you install the ffmpeg-release-armhf-32bit-static.tar.xz file on a Synology NAS?
I can't unpack this file on the NAS nor on Window pc.
Without unpacking it is not recognized.
Sorry it seems the only thing I had to do was use 7zip to unpack the tar.xz file
twice after downloading on pc. After that I could copy the ffmpeg file to /volume1/MinimServer/opt/bin/ffmpeg on the NAS. Great!
(22-01-2017 12:24)jaaptina Wrote: [ -> ] (19-01-2017 23:08)jaaptina Wrote: [ -> ]This seems an easy way. However how do you install the ffmpeg-release-armhf-32bit-static.tar.xz file on a Synology NAS?
I can't unpack this file on the NAS nor on Window pc.
Without unpacking it is not recognized.
Sorry it seems the only thing I had to do was use 7zip to unpack the tar.xz file twice after downloading on pc. After that I could copy the ffmpeg file to /volume1/MinimServer/opt/bin/ffmpeg on the NAS. Great!
You fell for that one too huh?
(19-01-2017 23:08)jaaptina Wrote: [ -> ] (31-12-2016 18:52)lyapounov Wrote: [ -> ]Here is what I did :
download ffmpeg from https://www.johnvansickle.com/ffmpeg/
stream.converter: /volume1/MinimServer/opt/bin/ffmpeg
(/opt should normally not work; rather say opt/bin/ffmpeg)
stream.options: convOut=-af aresample=resampler=soxr:precision=28
flac:wav24;, dsf:wav24;176
I have not added any frequency to the wav24 transcoding as it does not really impove. On the contrary, wav24 is much better than wav. dsf transcoding to 176 is for mathematical reasons :-)
the ; after wav24 is to force using the ffmpeg converter
Hope it helps
This seems an easy way. However how do you install the ffmpeg-release-armhf-32bit-static.tar.xz file on a Synology NAS?
I can't unpack this file on the NAS nor on Window pc.
Without unpacking it is not recognized.
I have doanloaded this file (to my Mac)
then unacked using TheUnarchiver (
http://unarchiver.c3.cx/unarchiver)
Then I just copied the ffmeg file to the synology; just this one.
Normally, none of the others seem useful (ffprobe, ffserver, ffmpeg-10bit etc.)
Hope it helps