10-03-2021, 01:05 AM
Lossy formats are a strange thing. Theres no concept of bit depth in a lossy compressed file.
If you do commands below you should see an 'f' in the Format: field. This means "no bit depth". You will also notice that mediainfo on the file does not report a bit depth.
IIRC the test ogg files I had would play but they spammed the MPD log with lots of weird errors. It's not surprising that MPD barfs when trying to output the decoded file over a Bluetooth connection.
If you do commands below you should see an 'f' in the Format: field. This means "no bit depth". You will also notice that mediainfo on the file does not report a bit depth.
Code:
telnet localist 6600
lsinfo "PATH_TO_FILE_RELATIVE_TO_MPD_MUSIC_ROOT"IIRC the test ogg files I had would play but they spammed the MPD log with lots of weird errors. It's not surprising that MPD barfs when trying to output the decoded file over a Bluetooth connection.
