![]() This enhancement would need to be considered along with any other issues or requests that may come up when the first release of enhanced transcoding support is available. MinimServer doesn't support Ogg Vorbis or WMA, and I don't currently have any plans to add support for these formats.įor AAC and MP3, I would consider providing an option to disable transcoding for these types. Would you consider adding this choice at a later date, if not to the next update with the enhanced transcoding? ![]() ![]() See the MinimStreamer website for details. However, the problem will remain in the case of mixed format playlists. Transcoding for MinimServer is provided by the optional MinimStreamer package. This problem can possibly be avoided by running two Minimservers on the system, one set to transcode to WAV, the other not. This may especially so for LOSSY types, which most (if not all) should be able to be transcoded to WAV (eg at least Ogg Vorbis, WMA, AAC & MP3) and where the renderer is able to be set up to handle them with its own favoured file type specific profiles/sound enhancements. Works perfect with Twonky Server and Minimserver and on my tablet and. ![]() Fix problem with transcoding 32-bit WAV files to 24-bit WAV. The benefit of having transcoding to WAV switched on may be outweighed by not allowing the choice of file types supported by the renderer to be handled by it in their original format, IMHO. To address these limitations, BubbleUPnP has extensive transcoding support for. For more information, see the Artwork section of the User guide. (14-06-2013 12:23)Cebolla Wrote: Oh that's a shame about the all or nothing approach! I don't understand why there's a lack of choice in selecting which types to transcode to WAV (other than the obvious advantage of a quicker implementaion solution, of course). The Minim website indicates that MinimServer 2 sets a new direction for MinimServer, with an emphasis on ease of use and a choice of versions to meet the needs of different users. ![]()
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