Ralph Irving

As I build new faad binaries I'll upload them to https://sourceforge.net/projects/lmsclients/files/utility/faad/20220205-8cde9ff/ Once complete I'll create a PR for 8.3. However, that will take some time.

@mherger I've created a multarch faad macos binary with m1, x86_64 and i386 platform support. Could you try running it on your m1 and confirm the native build works? I...

Yes it took a few tries but you can build arm64 with XCode 12.2 or higher, but you can't run them. Now I know it works. thanks. I've never built...

Oh alright. I'll remove i386 from faad before creating the PR and won't include it in any helper binary updates going forward.

You are likely running an aarch64 distribution on your rpi4. Edit Makefile.rpi and remove `-march=armv6 -mfloat-abi=hard -mfpu=vfp` from the end of the OPTS line. You can also try my squeezelite...

You should be able to replace /usr/bin/squeezelite with the one you built. `sudo cp -i squeezelite /usr/bin/squeezelite` Make sure squeezelite is not running when you perform the copy or you'll...

Do you have the localplayer plugin installed in LMS? It's needed to support reading the files directly. To skip that line you could use IP address of the ethernet adapter...

Squeezelite will start with the dac off if you use the name of the device with the -o option not the index number and you specify the supported sample rates...

Using the latest LMS 8.4, the example m4a file plays to completion each time in a 3 track playlist of the same file with squeezelite 1.9.9-1428 and faad library 2.7...

The debian squeezelite package is very old and uses the system installed libfaad2, whereas my builds include all the decoder libraries within the binary. I don't troubleshoot issues with it...