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Re: AUAudioFilePlayer- problems with formats
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Re: AUAudioFilePlayer- problems with formats


  • Subject: Re: AUAudioFilePlayer- problems with formats
  • From: Karim Morsy <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2006 02:42:47 +0200

Decoding protected AAC requires QuickTime

so this means that I can't use the fileplayer (which expects audio files) when I use the quicktime api for decoding those protected files ?


The 10.4.7 update was just released today -- do these problems persist on 10.4.7?

ah good news! I've just upgraded and all of the problems seem to be gone on PowerPC. this is great!!
I'll be able to do some testing on intel machines tomorrow. I'll let you know...


thanks,
Karim



On Jun 28, 2006, at 2:13 AM, Doug Wyatt wrote:

On Jun 27, 2006, at 16:47 , Karim Morsy wrote:
Hi,

I'm using the file player au in my app and I've experienced some problems with certain file formats.
When I try to play these files with any of the common audio applications it works fine.
so I was wondering why none of these them can be opened/played with the fileplayer (or afinfo, afplay etc.) and if there's a work around.
(by the way..is there a list of all formats supported (or not supported) by the fileplayer somewhere... I couldn't find it in the docs.)

Any file format that can be read by the AudioFile API, if it contains a data format that can be decoded (if not PCM) by AudioConverter. Trying building afconvert (from AudioFileTools) in the CA examples and running it without arguments -- it will list the supported file and data formats.


trying to open/play any of these files fails:
-protected AAC audio file (from the iTunes Music Store)
-> Error: open audio file ('typ?')

Decoding protected AAC requires QuickTime -- playing a file on an unauthorized computer can lead to a dialog prompting you to go the iTunes store and authorize your machine as I just was reminded...


-some mpeg-1, layer-3, 192 kbps, 44,1 khz, stereo files
-> Error: open audio file ('dta?')

-m4a files on intel core duo's
-> loading works, but resetting the fileplayer is not possible, even caused AU lab crash (I've filed a bug report about this a while ago)

The 10.4.7 update was just released today -- do these problems persist on 10.4.7?


Doug

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Doug Wyatt
Core Audio, Apple


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