10-09-2018, 07:01 PM
Ok, that confirms that the audiofile codec library is being used and not ffmpeg.
Here is how to revert to moOde 4.2 MPD that only uses only the ffmpeg codec library.
1. cd ~
2. save existing moode 4.3 MPD
cp /usr/local/bin/mpd ./mpd-0.20.20-audiofile
3. download and unzip moOde 4.2 MPD
wget http://moodeaudio.org/test/mpd-0.20.20-ffmpeg.zip
unzip mpd-0.20.20-ffmpeg.zip
4. replace moOde 4.3 MPD with moOde 4.2 MPD
sudo mv mpd-0.20.20-ffmpeg /usr/local/bin/mpd
5. Verify that "[audiofile] wav au aiff aif" is not listed under the "Decoders plugins:" section
mpd -V
6. sudo systemctl restart mpd
7. Play a song file
8. Examine MPD log and verify that ffmpeg codec library is being used
9. Report whether audio glitches occur
Here is how to revert to moOde 4.2 MPD that only uses only the ffmpeg codec library.
1. cd ~
2. save existing moode 4.3 MPD
cp /usr/local/bin/mpd ./mpd-0.20.20-audiofile
3. download and unzip moOde 4.2 MPD
wget http://moodeaudio.org/test/mpd-0.20.20-ffmpeg.zip
unzip mpd-0.20.20-ffmpeg.zip
4. replace moOde 4.3 MPD with moOde 4.2 MPD
sudo mv mpd-0.20.20-ffmpeg /usr/local/bin/mpd
5. Verify that "[audiofile] wav au aiff aif" is not listed under the "Decoders plugins:" section
mpd -V
6. sudo systemctl restart mpd
7. Play a song file
8. Examine MPD log and verify that ffmpeg codec library is being used
9. Report whether audio glitches occur