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AndyM
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I've added added WAV and FLAC multichannel to the sheet.
I've linked to your document in the FAQ.
AndyM
Member
MPEG-4 is a container format, not an audio CODEC, to be precise. The Model S will correctly handle MPEG-4 containers, and the support for the audio inside those containers is going to be a separate list. I can't wait to get my car to spend a few hours putting this debate to rest.
AndyM
Member
Making the sample files - at least collecting them - is what takes the longest amount of time. Unless a pro audio engineer around here has some reference files they'd be willing to "loan"...
W.Petefish
Active Member
ARGH! It plays but only channels 1 and 2 play. The other channels are simply missed. Had you or someone else tried this with a different result?
So bummed. Was really excited there for a minute.
Hi Jason,
Like everyone else I've been following the threads that said someone had tested this during a Tesla test drive, but I was a little skeptical. If they were playing music they may have been listening to matrixed surrounds without realizing it. I think this test with voiced channels would provide more definitive results.
I won't be getting my car for about 3 - 5 weeks. I'll give it a try then, but I'm not expecting much.
Larry
I was temporarily thrilled, yet skeptical, regarding the discreet multichannel news as well.
I am concerned about George Blankenships response regarding the sound system though. I got the impression that he thought that the premium system is adequate as it stands.
I hope they plan to continue working on it so that it will play discreet multichannel music formats.
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W.Petefish
Active Member
Has anyone tried to make and play a playlist?
EDIT: MODs:Can we sticky this thread and put a Wiki entry w/ the link to the spreadsheet at the front?
EDIT: MODs:Can we sticky this thread and put a Wiki entry w/ the link to the spreadsheet at the front?
sublimaze1
8Dec2012 / Leeroy Jenkins
has anyone hooked up a bus powered hard drive to their USB to see if:
(a) it will power up and read the mp3/aac/wav/etc. files
and
(b) if all the files are represented? (I had a Ford Sync in my truck that only allowed about 22,000 of the 80k songs to be read - sure, why do you need that many? I know, I know).
Thanks
WJ
(a) it will power up and read the mp3/aac/wav/etc. files
and
(b) if all the files are represented? (I had a Ford Sync in my truck that only allowed about 22,000 of the 80k songs to be read - sure, why do you need that many? I know, I know).
Thanks
WJ
WJ, I haven't tried. But was thinking of it myself. I might try next weekend.
Has anyone tried playing a DTS surround file? I'm not even sure what kind of audio container I can put that in or what program to do it in. I might play around but thought someone might know. This in the never ending pursuit of the sliver of hope that we might be able to get discrete surround to work.
Maybe going slightly off topic, but I'm also confused about something with Dolby Pro-Logic. I can't find anyway to find out if a CD or song actually has a Pro-logic matrix. And it's hard for me to even tell by ear (which may cause some to argue it's a moot question, but I feel like if I actually knew I was getting what I'm supposed to then I could figure it out.) I also can't figure out how to create a Dolby ProLogic matrix when converting a discrete surround file (Flac or WAV) to stereo. Anyone here know or can point to a website that explains? In theory I'd think this is a problem others would have addressed. But I suppose anyone who cares enough has equipment that can play discrete surround, so no one tried to make Prologic surround anymore. (Except us with the Tesla surround problem.)
Has anyone tried playing a DTS surround file? I'm not even sure what kind of audio container I can put that in or what program to do it in. I might play around but thought someone might know. This in the never ending pursuit of the sliver of hope that we might be able to get discrete surround to work.
Maybe going slightly off topic, but I'm also confused about something with Dolby Pro-Logic. I can't find anyway to find out if a CD or song actually has a Pro-logic matrix. And it's hard for me to even tell by ear (which may cause some to argue it's a moot question, but I feel like if I actually knew I was getting what I'm supposed to then I could figure it out.) I also can't figure out how to create a Dolby ProLogic matrix when converting a discrete surround file (Flac or WAV) to stereo. Anyone here know or can point to a website that explains? In theory I'd think this is a problem others would have addressed. But I suppose anyone who cares enough has equipment that can play discrete surround, so no one tried to make Prologic surround anymore. (Except us with the Tesla surround problem.)
W.Petefish
Active Member
Apparently it can't read playlists... although I haven't tried all formats. (tried that w/ some plain text files last night exported directly from iTunes.)
I'll try the hard disk presently.
I'll try the hard disk presently.
sublimaze1
8Dec2012 / Leeroy Jenkins
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W.Petefish
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