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ffmpeg + sox transcoding and gapless playback
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23-10-2016, 05:45
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RE: ffmpeg + sox transcoding and gapless playback
(25-07-2016 17:54)krutsch Wrote:(29-04-2016 21:50)simoncn Wrote: Depending on how the renderer implements gapless transitions between tracks, it is possible that transcoding could cause an issue because of a slightly longer delay between MinimServer receiving the stream request and sending the start of the streamed data. I spent some time looking into this, again. I manually converted some FLAC tracks to WAV using XLD in my Mac. Played this through Minim and their isn't even the slightest tick/pop when transitioning between gapless tracks. The same tracks as FLAC, converted on-the-fly to WAV with Minim exhibit the behavior I describe above. This seems to be the case regardless of whether I use the Minim converter or FFMPeg (i.e. flac:wav24 . It also doesn't matter whether I specify wav24 or just wav.Again, there is no delay, just a slight tick sound at the point of track transition. This occurs across a variety of gapless tracks. I also tested this on two different renderers: Volumio 1.55 running on a Cubox-i4Pro and a Bryston BDP-1 in DLNA mode (runs gmediarender). Same behavior on both renderers. Is it possible that something is being dropped off the end of the converted audio stream? It almost sounds like a sample is missing at the end of the previous/next track, causing the slight tick. |
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. It also doesn't matter whether I specify wav24 or just wav.
