[Gnump3d-users] m4a files?

[Walter Werner]

Hi Steve,

> >  you shouldn't need to set anything.  I see that the latest Debian
> > package has:
> >
> > $AUDIO_SUFFIXES{ "m4a" }  = 1;
> >
> >  In /usr/share/perl5/gnump3d/files.pm which should be sufficient to
> > make the .m3a files be listed in the output pages.

hmm... these settings are correct. The files are also displayed in the 
same way as all the other audio files. I downloaded one file locally, 
and it played without any problem - it's only the streaming that doesn't 
work.

> > 1. What do you see when you run it?  

When I click on one individual mp3 file, it gets downloaded into a 
temporary folder & opened in Winamp. Clicking on an m4a file, the 
browser ticks out with 100% cpu usage, not downloading anything.

>> 2. Are the files listed in the webpages?

Yepp, nothing unusual here.

>> 3. Do they appear in playslists if you download one manually?

Nope, see above.

> >  What version of the server are you running?

2.8-5 (debian unstable)

Walter