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Unable to play m4a files #36
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Hi!
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Additional information: the format is guessed in order to select the correct muxer for ffmpeg.
I tried some m4a files I got and I always fall in 2. I will investigate that. Edit: nervermind, I found what is wrong here. |
Ok, I will rework this out and try to not use ffmpeg at all when not transcoding. |
Nice! Let me know if you need any other information. |
Web player part done, Subsonic part is remaining. |
@marcelogp : would you mind testing the docker image epoupon/lms:amd64-7d5654c to check if everything is fine for you now? There are quite heavy refactor changes in it, so any feedback is welcome :) |
Hi @epoupon. I tested a bit and it worked perfectly. Thanks for the quick fix! |
Thanks for testing. I will release 3.8.0 tomorrow then. |
I noticed that when I try to play a m4a file (aac codec) using either DSub client or web UI, the song never starts and I get the following errors in the log:
These files are regular aac encoded tracks as shown by ffmpeg:
Also, after that happens the lms process starts using max CPU on my server (but continues to play other tracks normally) until I restart the container.
I would also like to completely disable transcoding on the server so that it always use the original file. It's already disabled in the /settings page but is it still enabled somehow?
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