Update, I have re done the ffmpeg update with a putty session and AAC is working again for me.
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Hello again @naryfa_lakshpa, Iāve removed that old JB Radio2 stream (it was still broadcasting, but presumably it will cease at any moment). The new one has been fine since November.
Strange, itās working for me.
Try a reboot?
After rebooting, I get the message: āPlayback was interrupted because the track could not be loadedā
that is, no change.
Still OK for me⦠Has anything changed in your setup since yesterday?
Letās try removing Roon from the equation for a minute. Can you paste
http://stream.rcs.revma.com/ye5kghkgcm0uv
into your browser and see if it works?
I havenāt changed anything for a long time.
This is how the radio plays through the Chrome browser (from this link)
Sorry, Iām not clear. Are you saying it doesnāt play in a browser?
The radio is playing in the browser (chrome).
Can you play other radio stations?
Yes, I can.
This is very strange. I still have no problems.
Do you still have your my live radio version of Radio 357?
I canāt think why, but maybe Roon is getting the streams mixed up. Can you delete that old version?
Otherwise Iām at a loss and weāll call in Roon support.
What sort of setup do you have?
My setup: Qnap 253be, Auralic Aries G2 / Vega G2
I only have one version of Radio 357 on Roon
Can you play other AAC files?
An excellent question. Chris is wondering whether your QNAP is suffering from an issue with the codecs.
Please try
WHUR
an aac station
WAMU-FM
an mp3 station
DJ ZOG
a flac station
(Doesnāt explain how @Krzysztof_Marciniak could play it yesterday though)
You are right: I canāt run any radio on aac stream, mp3 can play.
I can play DJ ZOG a flac station too
Ok, you are being affected by an issue with the latest Qnap version which has removed the aac codecs.
Please visit this thread
@crieke has kindly offered to help with the problem.