WMA files

yetiart · 06-11-2006, 12:58 PM

Hi

i have a music folder mixed with mp3 and wma files. i do not understand, why the wma files are not playing in rr. with winamp alone it works fine. if i start rr then after, i can still hear the wma files. but if i play them directly in rr it doesnt work (stop). any ideas?

kpjuk · 06-11-2006, 01:56 PM

Have you tried to add .wma files in rrconfig ?

check your rr.ini file. I have my audio and video set like this

videofiles=.AVI,.MPG,.MPEG,.RM,.RAM,.VOB,.ASF,.WMV
audiofiles=.M3U,.MP3,.WMA,.OGG,.AAC,.MPC,.VQF,.CDA

if .wma is not on your entry, that will be the problem.

KPJUK

liquid_smoke · 06-11-2006, 08:54 PM

also, when you add a file type to rr.ini make sure you add "all" the file types you want to play, once you add one file type it will only play whats listed after that. Its also case sensitive so if you have MP4 and mp4 files you have to add both or rename the files.

kpjuk · 06-12-2006, 02:34 AM

Now theres something I didn't know.

Case sensitive huh, I need to redo my entry !

cheers LS
KPJUK

Griff1 · 06-12-2006, 04:36 AM

I thought if you left the audio format list blank it played all supported formats??? Thats how mine is.
I've never come across the case sensitive thing either,mine work fine as MP4 or Mp4 or mp4.
In fact you've probably enabled the format thing by having any kind of entry there,its probably expecting you to specify all formats now.

liquid_smoke · 06-13-2006, 12:17 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by Griff1

I thought if you left the audio format list blank it played all supported formats??? Thats how mine is.
I've never come across the case sensitive thing either,mine work fine as MP4 or Mp4 or mp4.
In fact you've probably enabled the format thing by having any kind of entry there,its probably expecting you to specify all formats now.

well thats what i was basicly saying, by typeing anything in the format section, it automaticly will from then on only read those specified formats instead of the default formats plus what you specify.

If you leave it blank it will play all "supported" formats, but some formats are not in that list, like MP4 files or ACC files, but they still work if you manually add them.

i may have the case sensitive thing mixed up, (didnt test to make sure) but i think i got confused cause i added MP4 and M4A and thinking in my mind that they are the same file types