01-02-2019, 06:35 PM
@Sniglar
I haven't had time to explore what the "right" answer should be, but I have a hack which works.
I received the WMA files you sent. I repro'ed your experience trying to play them over BT to my JBL speaker.
I was, however, able to play them by turning on SOX resampling with the setting 16bit/*kHz. (When I went back to the MPD settings later, it showed 16bit/88.2 kHz)
Here's moOde's "Audio info" for the first track
Curiously, the "Encoded at:" line doesn't report a bit-depth, which according to mediainfo is 16-bit.
Maybe someone better versed in the decoding/resampling technology can shed some light on this. Otherwise, I have to hit the books.
Regards,
Kent
I haven't had time to explore what the "right" answer should be, but I have a hack which works.
I received the WMA files you sent. I repro'ed your experience trying to play them over BT to my JBL speaker.
I was, however, able to play them by turning on SOX resampling with the setting 16bit/*kHz. (When I went back to the MPD settings later, it showed 16bit/88.2 kHz)
Here's moOde's "Audio info" for the first track
Code:
INPUT PROCESSING
Source: SDCARD/4 Non Blondes WMA/What's Up- [UK CD Single]/01 What's Up-.wma
Encoded at: bit, 44.1 kHz, Stereo, WMAV2
Decoded to: 24 bit, 44.1 kHz, Stereo, 192 kbps
DSP OPERATIONS
Resampling: n/a
Crossfeed: n/a
Equalizer: n/a
Crossfade: n/a
Other: n/a
Chip options: none
Volume ctl: Software (MPD 32-bit float with dither)
OUTPUT STREAM
Destination: Bluetooth
Encoded at: 16 bit, 44.1 kHz, Stereo, 1.411 mbps
AUDIO DEVICE
Device: On-board audio device
Chip: Broadcom SoC
Interface: SOCCuriously, the "Encoded at:" line doesn't report a bit-depth, which according to mediainfo is 16-bit.
Maybe someone better versed in the decoding/resampling technology can shed some light on this. Otherwise, I have to hit the books.
Regards,
Kent
