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RE: Minimserver2 functionality - simoncn - 05-02-2020 22:24

What happens when you try this?


RE: Minimserver2 functionality - Melco Man - 05-02-2020 22:38

(05-02-2020 22:24)simoncn Wrote:  What happens when you try this?

Nothing happens. It works for flac:wav24;192 it also works for aiff:wav24;192 but nothing happens for aac:wav24;192

The text does not turn red to indicate a fault. It remains black but no transcoding actually happens.


RE: Minimserver2 functionality - simoncn - 05-02-2020 23:19

It is possible that the CPU in the Melco could be overloaded by this transcoding combination. However, I have tried it and it is working for me. Does it work for you with a lower resolution such as aac:wav24;96?


RE: Minimserver2 functionality - Melco Man - 05-02-2020 23:24

(05-02-2020 23:19)simoncn Wrote:  It is possible that the CPU in the Melco could be overloaded by this transcoding combination. However, I have tried it and it is working for me. Does it work for you with a lower resolution such as aac:wav24;96?
No it doesn't. Perhaps it is an overloaded CPU then? That's a shame.


RE: Minimserver2 functionality - Melco Man - 06-02-2020 08:42

(05-02-2020 23:24)Melco Man Wrote:  
(05-02-2020 23:19)simoncn Wrote:  It is possible that the CPU in the Melco could be overloaded by this transcoding combination. However, I have tried it and it is working for me. Does it work for you with a lower resolution such as aac:wav24;96?
No it doesn't. Perhaps it is an overloaded CPU then? That's a shame.

I doubt it is an issue with CPU as aac:mp3 does not work either. This is a weird problem considering I can use flac:wav24;192 and aiff:wav24;192


RE: Minimserver2 functionality - simoncn - 06-02-2020 08:59

I would like to see one of the aac files that does not work. I suspect there is some issue with how the file is encoded. There are different flavours of AAC such as low complexity and high efficiency. I will send you a PM with instructions for how to upload the file to my FTP server.


RE: Minimserver2 functionality - Melco Man - 06-02-2020 14:03

(06-02-2020 08:59)simoncn Wrote:  I would like to see one of the aac files that does not work. I suspect there is some issue with how the file is encoded. There are different flavours of AAC such as low complexity and high efficiency. I will send you a PM with instructions for how to upload the file to my FTP server.

Thanks. I’ll do it when I get home from work.


RE: Minimserver2 functionality - Melco Man - 06-02-2020 21:04

(06-02-2020 14:03)Melco Man Wrote:  
(06-02-2020 08:59)simoncn Wrote:  I would like to see one of the aac files that does not work. I suspect there is some issue with how the file is encoded. There are different flavours of AAC such as low complexity and high efficiency. I will send you a PM with instructions for how to upload the file to my FTP server.

Thanks. I’ll do it when I get home from work.
I have fixed the issue. When I play the files, my app (Moon MiND) says the file is AAC but I have found that using the transcoding combination mp4:wav24;192 works...


RE: Minimserver2 functionality - simoncn - 06-02-2020 21:57

Both .aac and .mp4/.m4a/.m4b files contain AAC data but they have different internal formats and different file extensions to distinguish them.

From the MinimStreamer user guide, Transcoding section:

aac AAC (Advanced Audio Coding) files and streams in ADTS format. Valid for local files served by MinimServer (.aac) and for network streams.

mp4 MPEG-formatted files containing AAC audio data. Valid for local files served by MinimServer (.mp4, .m4a and .m4b) only.


RE: Minimserver2 functionality - Melco Man - 06-02-2020 22:00

(06-02-2020 21:57)simoncn Wrote:  Both .aac and .mp4 files contain AAC data but they have different internal formats and different file extensions to distinguish them.

From the MinimStreamer user guide, Transcoding section:

aac AAC (Advanced Audio Coding) files and streams in ADTS format. Valid for local files served by MinimServer (.aac) and for network streams.

mp4 MPEG-formatted files containing AAC audio data. Valid for local files served by MinimServer (.mp4, .m4a and .m4b) only.

Thank you Simon. Sorry for wasting your time.