Open BigBoyBarney opened 7 months ago
MPV does all the decoding stuff by itself. Symphony uses Android's MediaStore/MediaMetadataRetriever to get metadata. This might be solved by implementing a custom metadata decoder in the future. There might not be a fix until then.
Oh that's interesting. Does that mean that the song won't play because it can't properly read the metadata? Explains why the stock android player won't play it either then! Thanks!
On a sidenote, do you have an idea what's 'wrong' with the song? I converted it to 'opus' from 'flac' with ffmpeg, and even on repeated conversions, the exact same songs fail to play.
Thanks!
Oh that's interesting. Does that mean that the song won't play because it can't properly read the metadata? Explains why the stock android player won't play it either then! Thanks!
On a sidenote, do you have an idea what's 'wrong' with the song? I converted it to 'opus' from 'flac' with ffmpeg, and even on repeated conversions, the exact same songs fail to play.
Thanks!
Afaik, both formats use Vorbis comments. Maybe try using MP3 and see what happens? I'm not sure of how data is arranged in container, so don't know what actually happens.
Description
Some songs in my collection (seemingly random) cannot be played and the metadata isn't recognised either. I have uploaded one of them to gofile for you. One of the songs in question
The song can be played with
mpv android
and on my pc as well, so the file is 100% not corrupt.Steps to Reproduce
Expected Behavior
Song plays and metadata is present
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Additional Context
The stock android music player can't play the file either, so it's not purely a Symphone issue, but since
mpv android
can, and there is no reason why the file would be unplayable, there probably is a way to fix it. It affects a total 17 out of 6939 songs in my library. All of them are verified, not corrupt opus files.I love the app otherwise, thank you so much!! <3 💌
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