Wild media server (UPnP, DLNA, HTTP)

ha100 wrote:Hello Eugene,

When I play Shoutcast internet television on my Sony Bravia the sound is choppy. On Playstation 3 it's fine. What can I do? Probably the sample rate must be changed. But how?

Min(cfgTranscodingAudioBitrate div 1000, 192),

ha100 wrote:That doesn't help. I think the transcoded format is not ok for the Bravia W5500. In the transocing console it says:

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Raw-audio server found, nsv demuxer selected
packetizer_mpeg4audio packetizer: AAC channels: 2 samplerate: 22050

I think the problem has to do with the audio stream of 22050 samplerate. PS3 has no problem with that but Bravia has.

ha100 wrote:No these are tv stations. Playing just fine on PS3 but not on Bravia. Picture on Bravia is ok but sound is not. The format it's transcoded into must not be fine for the Bravia. How can I change the format the sound is transcoded into?

const
  csVideoLanParams =
    '"<VLC>" -Idummy --sout-keep --language=en --sout-ffmpeg-strict-rc --sout=#gather:transcode' +
    '{vcodec=%s,vb=%d,fps=%s,width=%d,height=%d,scale=1,%saspect=%s,acodec=%s,ab=%d,channels=2,' +
    'samplerate=48000%s}:duplicate{dst=std{access=file,mux=%s,dst="<OUTPUT FILE>"}}' +
    ' "<INPUT FILE>" --loop'; //  vlc:quit

function GetAudioCodec(const aFileFormat: string): string;
begin
  if SameText(aFileFormat, 'ASF (Windows Media Format)') then
    Result := 'wma2'
  else
    Result := 'mpga'
end;

ha100 wrote:Can I change 'mpga' into something else for the audio like I had to change 'mpeg1' into 'ps' for the video to make it work on Bravia?

ha100 wrote:Mpga with samplerate at 22050 works best but still not ok. Mp3 works too but mpga is better. No sample rate is 100%. Is there something else I can try?