Homebrew Problem with FLAC music file playback on Moonshell 2.10

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The music files were ripped from CD and encoded in FLAC compression level 8 (max compression). They played perfectly fine on my PC but on my NDS Lite (running moonshell 2.10), there were occasional skips or short high pitched noises during playback
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. Freezing sometimes happened when fast forwarding/backwarding a FLAC music file.

I've tried the exact same songs in mp3 format (224kbps CBR) and FLAC compression level 5 (the default) and WAV (no compression) and there were none of the problems mentioned above.

It seems that Moonshell 2.10 has a problem with music files encoded in FLAC at high compression levels. Is there any workaround for this issue (other than encoding at a lower FLAC compression level)?
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Kittyhawk said:
It seems that Moonshell 2.10 has a problem with music files encoded in FLAC at high compression levels. Is there any workaround for this issue (other than encoding at a lower FLAC compression level)?
no and no. nds CPU power is very low.
 
EDIT: Even FLAC files at compression level 5 are not spared playback problems I mentioned, after listening longer on my NDS Lite.

QUOTE said:
no and no. nds CPU power is very low.
So I'll just have to wait for a future version of Moonshell in which FLAC playback is improved?
 
Kittyhawk said:
EDIT: Even FLAC files at compression level 5 are not spared playback problems I mentioned, after listening longer on my NDS Lite.

QUOTE said:
no and no. nds CPU power is very low.
So I'll just have to wait for a future version of Moonshell in which FLAC playback is improved?

Moonshell has been finished, but try to convert the songs with iTunes to AAC!
 
Kittyhawk said:
EDIT: Even FLAC files at compression level 5 are not spared playback problems I mentioned, after listening longer on my NDS Lite.

QUOTE said:
no and no. nds CPU power is very low.
So I'll just have to wait for a future version of Moonshell in which FLAC playback is improved?

convert them to mp3 i have flac that what i do
 
yeah I remember having some FLAC files but they always has weird noises in them at specific spots even though they played perfectly on my computer. I just converted them all to MP3s and everything was good
 
QUOTE said:
Moonshell has been finished, but try to convert the songs with iTunes to AAC!
No more newer versions of Moonshell coming out?
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If there are newer versions in development, I hope they resolve the FLAC playback issues (the same as high framerate and bitrate videos playback problems in the past).

Terminator02 said:
yeah I remember having some FLAC files but they always has weird noises in them at specific spots even though they played perfectly on my computer. I just converted them all to MP3s and everything was good
Exactly!
 
Kittyhawk said:
QUOTE said:
Moonshell has been finished, but try to convert the songs with iTunes to AAC!
No more newer versions of Moonshell coming out?
ohmy.gif

If there are newer versions in development, I hope they resolve the FLAC playback issues (the same as high framerate and bitrate videos playback problems in the past).

Terminator02 said:
yeah I remember having some FLAC files but they always has weird noises in them at specific spots even though they played perfectly on my computer. I just converted them all to MP3s and everything was good
Exactly!
Moonlight, the developer quit, don't expect any more official moonshell versions
 
insanepotato said:
she quit?
say whut!? due to using moonshell to launch comercial roms?

i remmeber reading that moonshell is supposed to be GPL?
source code availiable?

I believe the source is somewhere but I dunno
 

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