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More => Old Versions => Media Center 16 (Development Ended) => Topic started by: dennis_k85 on April 11, 2011, 08:19:50 am
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Is there any way to transcode a 24 bit flac file to a 24 bit wav? When I try to transcode a flac file to wav it always comes out 16 bit.
If not possible, is it going to be added in the future?
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When using the "Convert Files" tool, if the input files are 24-bit, the resulting WAV files will also be 24-bit.
To use the convert tool, select files inside Media Center > Right-click > Library Tools > Convert Format. Then click 'Options' and pick WAV as the new format.
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I am using convert on the fly option, under Options->Media Network->Add or Configure DLNA servers. It correctly transcodes flac to wav, but if I am transcoding a 24 bit flac, it ends up as a 16 bit wav. Is there a way to make it transcode to a 24 bit wav?
Dennis
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I am using convert on the fly option, under Options->Media Network->Add or Configure DLNA servers. It correctly transcodes flac to wav, but if I am transcoding a 24 bit flac, it ends up as a 16 bit wav. Is there a way to make it transcode to a 24 bit wav?
Dennis
Currently we always convert to 16-bit when converting to WAV for DLNA because this is the most universally supported bit depth.
Perhaps adding a 24-bit WAV option to the list of conversion formats would make sense? Do you know for certain that the DLNA device you are targeting supports 24-bit WAV files?
Thanks.
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Yes some do. The device I am working on does, it is the PSAudio bridge.
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Yes some do. The device I am working on does, it is the PSAudio bridge.
Do you happen to know if it supports 24-bit WAV files with a header, or if it expects headerless big-endian data like L16 (only named L24, I guess)?
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Yes it supports it with a header. And requires the header currently.
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Perhaps adding a 24-bit WAV option to the list of conversion formats would make sense? Do you know for certain that the DLNA device you are targeting supports 24-bit WAV files?
Thanks.
any idea if/when this will be implemented?
thanks
Tony
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It's in the current version of MC16
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ahh :)
thanks