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I'm having some problems playing AAC files created by streamripper. The files play just fine in Mplayer. This is the output I get in .mpd/log:
faad: error decoding AAC stream: Invalid number of channels
After googling I got the impression this might be a DRM issue. I'm ripping a service I'm paying for (I only like about 80% of the music so I want to be able to skip tracks), so this seemed likely. On #mpd I was informed that mplayer wouldn't have played these files if they were DRM protected, so I've abandoned this line of investigation.
If I try to run one of these files through faad I get:
Error: Bitstream value not allowed by specification
Is this fixable?
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Did you google the error? You can't be the only one with this problem. Try converting it to something else, or rip it in some other format (OGG/Vorbis, MP3).
Also, see: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Fo … e#Legality
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It seems you just need to rebuild your mdp package, because mpd supports AAC via ffmpeg but new ffmpeg libs released yesteraday and you still have mpd built for old ffmpeg's libs.
Use ABS for this and if all will be ok then report bug.
I have the same problem from yesterday but with the moc https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/31743
Last edited by arutemus (2012-10-01 09:33:26)
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It seems you just need to rebuild your mdp package, because mpd supports AAC via ffmpeg but new ffmpeg libs released yesteraday and you still have mpd built for old ffmpeg's libs.
Use ABS for this and if all will be ok then report bug.
I have the same problem from yesterday but with the moc https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/31743
Doesn't the log message indicate that MPD uses faad to decode AAC file and not ffmpeg? A new version of MPD came right out after your post; it did not solve my problem. For now I'm manually converting the files from AAC to ogg in order to play them, using the latest version of ffmpeg.
Last edited by Expez (2012-10-06 10:24:02)
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