(06-03-2016 20:32)jacobacci Wrote: That worked, thanks a lot Simon
Took me a moment to figure out that I had to extract the files before uploading them to the Synology directory. But now I am not getting any more error messages and SOX seems to be doing it's magic, even on the DSF files.
Nirvana would be if the files didn't all get converted to 96kHz but would follow the scheme I outlined in the first post
- Determine the maximum samplerate the renderer can handle (=sr_max)
- do not modify MP3, m4a and PCM up to sr_max. If needed convert FLAC to WAV
- resample multiples of 44.1 (88.2, 176.4, 352.8kHz etc) to highest multiple of 44.1 WAV the renderer can handle
- resample multiples of 48 (96, 192, 384kHz etc) to highest multiple of 48 WAV the renderer can handle
- DSF: convert to highest multiple of 44.1 WAV the renderer can handle
Maybe something for a future release of minimserver / streamer.
If it would do something along these lines, it would be an audiophile's dream quickly.
I'm glad to hear this is working now.
As I said in my earlier post, it isn't possible for a UPnP server or control point to determine the maximum sample rate that a UPnP renderer can handle because the UPnP protocol doesn't provide this information.