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404notfound

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xmp-aac.dll rev8 unable to play certain m4a/mp4/aac files
« on: 19 Nov '21 - 08:45 »
I am unable to play certain m4a files that would otherwise play in foobar2000.
https://files.catbox.moe/mo4xbu.m4a
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Keltic Danor

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Re: xmp-aac.dll rev8 unable to play certain m4a/mp4/aac files
« Reply #1 on: 19 Nov '21 - 10:06 »
Quote from: 404notfound on 19 Nov '21 - 08:45
I am unable to play certain m4a files that would otherwise play in foobar2000.
https://files.catbox.moe/mo4xbu.m4a
I tried it and it seems to work fine here, I don't think you actually need the xmp-aac plugin anymore as it appears they are supported natively.

Maybe try deleting/moving your xmp-aac plugin elsewhere and try again?

The latest version is available here http://www.un4seen.com/stuff/xmplay.exe
« Last Edit: 19 Nov '21 - 11:49 by Keltic Danor »
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Ian @ un4seen

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Re: xmp-aac.dll rev8 unable to play certain m4a/mp4/aac files
« Reply #2 on: 19 Nov '21 - 14:34 »
That is an MPEG-DASH file (they can be identified by looking for "ftypdash" at the start), which are supported by Media Foundation (which XMPlay uses for MP4/AAC files by default) since Windows 8.1. So I guess you're using an older Windows version than that? Unfortunately, the FAAD2 library used by the XMP-AAC plugin doesn't support MPEG-DASH, so that won't be able to play the file.
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404notfound

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Re: xmp-aac.dll rev8 unable to play certain m4a/mp4/aac files
« Reply #3 on: 19 Nov '21 - 14:53 »
Yeah, I'm using winXP x86. No proper Media Foundation here.
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