2012/11/6 Pierre Massat <pimassat@gmail.com>

I get this error when trying to open an ogg file created with oggwrite~ :

[parse_vorbis] Error: Packet 1 is not a vorbis header
[audio] Warning: EOF while initializing audio parser
[track] Error: Starting audio decoder for stream 1 failed
[fileindex] Error: Building file index failed
opened /path/to/file/06-11-12_18h20.ogg
[parse_vorbis] Error: Packet 1 is not a vorbis header
[audio] Warning: EOF while initializing audio parser
[track] Error: Starting audio decoder for stream 1 failed
failed to start file

And this when trying to open a asx stream :

Could not open file http://listen.onestreaming.com/asx/kokkino.asx
connected: 0
Invalid file or unsupported codec.

But I can open a mp3 stream just fine (at least some of them).

Pierre.

2012/11/6 Charles Goyard <cg@fsck.fr>

Hi Pierre,

Pierre Massat wrote:
> I've been using readanysf~ on the RPi for a while to read audio streams
> from the internet. I have noticed that some streams won't play, and I get a
> "unsupported codec" error. I have found this list of supported formats on
> the web (http://www.mail-archive.com/pd-list@iem.at/msg43994.html),
> according to which the formats i get an error with should play fine.
> I have installed readanysf~ on Raspbian the normal way (apt-get install
> pd-readanysf), but I'm not sure the version in the Debian repository was
> compiled to support every format.
> Do you think this is possible ? Is there a way I can check this ? And -
> even better- fix this ?

Which codec exactly ?

A shot in the dark, I'd say on debian you're in trouble when it comes to
mp3 and stuff like that, because of non-free codecs.

Try to add the non-free repository in your apt sources, install the lame
library, and rebuild pd. It might help.

Charles

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