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Transcoding with lame instead of ffmpeg

Postby hegleran » Tue Jan 15, 2013 3:27 pm

I had looked through the forums and did not see a similar post. I was wondering if someone could tell me whether there are any benefits to using lame for my transcoding instead of ffmpeg. Prior to using Subsonic, I have used lame for all of my encoding needs, however Subsonic uses ffmpeg by default. Are there any benefits, or would there be any negative impact in using lame as opposed to ffmpeg?

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Re: Transcoding with lame instead of ffmpeg

Postby wezman2k » Wed Jan 23, 2013 8:22 am

i'd like to know this too, as i have some songs that won't transcode for some reason (v0 mp3's)
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Re: Transcoding with lame instead of ffmpeg

Postby gurutech » Wed Jan 23, 2013 11:43 am

Try adding "mp3" as an option under the first entry under transcoding. I did this, and songs that previously wouldn't transcode are now transcoding.
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Re: Transcoding with lame instead of ffmpeg

Postby kyomi7502 » Thu Jan 24, 2013 5:08 pm

I tried this adding mp3 the beginning and even though my player has transcoding turned off.. I kept getting a bunch of "Error syncing to stream".

Deleted "mp3" and it went back to working just fine. It's not ideal for the server to be streaming the full kbps of the song since it takes more bandwidth.. but it's the only option I have at the moment to make sure every song works :(
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