Re: Linux platform: splay client for AAC and HE-AAC codecs

Not AAC specific, but, by *far* the best combination to build is:

   splay
   helix-client-all-defines

That is the largest build, but includes support for
everything. It is also tested the most. Once that works
for you, you can then start parsing down the build if
needed. There are so many combinations available to build
splay that some don't always work if they have not been
built/used by anyone in a long time.

--greg.



Stephane Turlier wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I come again to you because I am having a hard time to have the aac
> playback on a simple player client on Linux. I tried to do it this way.
> 
>     * I build with ribosome a splay_audio_all client based on the cayenne
> 1_5_0 branche, and I save the files compiled in the \debug folder to
> another folder, lets call it \splay_player. This splay_audio_all client is
> able to playback mp3s and ras but no m4a file. Indeed it does not have the
> libraries for it. 
> 
>     * I build with ribosome a  datatype_mp4_audio_renderer and I copy the
> compiled files to my \splay_player folder.
> 
> But still, my splay player won't play my m4a files (using aac codec).
> 
> I think I am missing something (like building dependencies, etc), but I
> can't see what, I am really stuck.
> 
> Thanks in advance for your answers.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Stephane.
> 
> 
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