Author Topic: Some m4a file doesn't play under win 7 OS environment  (Read 1313 times)

illuminastar

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I have tried to make a audio player using BASS library, and found that m4a file does not decoded on Windows XP.
So I attached bass_aac.dll to my project and checked most of m4a(aac) file could be decoded and played.
But, some specific audio file was reported that couldn't play with bass_aac.dll plugin.
BASS_StreamCreateFile() just returns BASS_ERROR_FILEFORM (unsupported file format) in this case.
It does not occurs on windows 8.1 or windows 10 environment.
Could Anyone Tell me why & How Can I fix it?
Thanks.

The bottom is not playable audio sample file. (Available only 2016.7.28 ~ 8.27)
http://bigfile.mail.naver.com/bigfileupload/download?fid=KQFGWBknWzvjb4JdbrJ5K3YZKIYZKAurKAbZaAulKx2wFwYwFAbZKqglaxvlHq2/a6KrKquXFqvXaAIvp4JoMxv9FqtdKrKlKoiCK4M9

Ian @ un4seen

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That is an MPEG-DASH file, which unfortunately aren't currently supported by the BASS_AAC add-on.

illuminastar

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Thanks for reply.
Then, is this file can not be played with BASS Library?
Is there any add-on plugin for this file codec(MPEG_DASH)?

Ian @ un4seen

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No, unfortunately MPEG-DASH files aren't currently playable with BASS except when using the Media Foundation codec on Win10.