GJ51 wrote:tycoonbob wrote:I love your Mashup Mod, and was using your 4.6 version and tried most builds through the 4.7 beta. All has been great, but I am having two little quirks that are annoying.
First, is streaming FLAC files. This problem happens over LAN or WAN, so it's not a bandwidth issue, but if I click a FLAC file, it won't start playing automatically. I have to skip the track ahead a few seconds, and then it will start playing. Once that track is done and it goes to the next, it doesn't start playing automatically either.
Second, if I sign in and check the box to keep me signed in, and then close my browser and go back into it later that day, I will have to log out and back in before anything will play. Before logging back out and back in, I would click to add a track, but it just wouldn't add.
Neither of these have caused any logs out of the ordinary, and I was hoping that it would end up being fixed in the final build, but it's not. I love your mods, but these bugs are enough that I can't use mashup mod. Thoughts?
Also, I have been using MadSonic too...and it works pretty good. I have also been using DSub, which is another forked Android app, so I am following both. I am hoping to see native video streaming in the app, instead of opening a browser...since Jelly Bean (Android 4.1) officially does NOT support flash, meaning I cannot stream videos from the app. I think a HTML5 player in MadSonic would be awesome, and I'm sure you could easily sell that for a couple bucks. It's a shame that I have to run SubSonic, plex, and TVMobili to have all my content available at all times, and if you could do a HTML5 player in the app...yeah, that would rock.
EDIT: Guess I should add that my SubSonic runs on a Server 2008 R2 VM, with 6 logical cores and 2-4GB of RAM. Resource-wise, I have never had an issue transcoding 1080p DTS MKVs in a browser, so I am sure I have enough power to transcode a FLAC file.
Thanks again MadEvil, great product except for my few quirks.
Getting Flac files to run properly is always a bit of a challenge in any version or variant of Subsonic, especially vbr files that have unexpected settings. I get the best results by setting up a seperate transcode definition for Flac files and using the ffmpeg file extravted from version 4.4 of Subsonic. I've renamed it "Audioffmpeg" so that you can call it only for use with Flac files. I suppose you could also call it Flacffmpeg if you want so that you know what it's doing.
You can download it from my Skydrive if you'd like to try it to see if it helps:
https://skydrive.live.com/redir?resid=A ... 0A32A0!233Download and place the file in the transcode subdirectory.
Remove flac from the "mp3 audio" Convert from string
Create a new entry unde Add Transcoding
Flac > mp3 | flac | mp3 | Audioffmpeg -i %s -ab %bk -v 0 -f mp3 -
You'll then be using this version of ffmpeg to handle the flac transcodings. It has worked for me in the past for some difficult files. If you still have problems, I'd suggest doing some searches for "Stozher transcodings" - he had some custom transcodings for flac files that worked for many users.
EDIT: Here's the link to Stozher's thread:
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=5121HTH