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More => Old Versions => Media Center 16 (Development Ended) => Topic started by: dennis_k85 on March 28, 2011, 09:43:00 am
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How do I get J river to transcode flac to wav?
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There's no advantage to doing that and there are some disadvantages.
Right click on the file(s) and choose Library Tools/Convert format.
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Does J river allow transcoding on the fly?
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Yes.
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How do I set it up to transcode flac to wav on the fly? Right now it transcodes flac to MP3, and I want it to transcode to wav. How do i set it up?
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While I don't see why someone would want to transcode from FLAC to WAV, I believe that this can be done under Options- Media Network- Client Options- Audio conversions- Conversion (always) or Encode- Uncompressed stream.
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Dennis,
What do you mean by "on the fly"? Library Server, DLNA, Handheld, or CD-burning?
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DLNA I have a renderer that will not play flac.
craigmcg: I tried that, and it is still converting to mp3's.
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Would you consider having MC convert your FLAC files to WavPack?
EDIT 3:37 PM: Disregard my suggestion because...
Supersnake, I guess you didn't notice this:
If a DLNA device does not play FLAC it will propably not play WavPack.
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Supersnake, I guess you didn't notice this:
DLNA I have a renderer that will not play flac.
If a DLNA device does not play FLAC it will propably not play WavPack.
Dennis,
Perhaps you did not set the actual DLNA conversion options:
Media Network > Options > Add or configure DLNA servers... > Audio >
- Conversion: Always convert
- Encoder: Uncompressed stream (or Uncompressed stream - L16 - No header).
See the attached screenshot.
Log in to the forum if you can't see the attachment.
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Thanks I changed it in the wrong place. Works great!!!