Tom Horsley wrote:
Is there a media player that can do
something like use the ffmpeg libraries to do the ac3 encoding
on the fly and send the digital stream to my SP/DIF output?
Answering my own question, I'm currently listening to music
on my surround system being played via:
mplayer -ao alsa:device=hw=0.0 -af lavcac3enc=tospdif <filename>
Only have to sort through the 47,621,337 possible command line option
combinations to figure it all out :-). (Actually I reused the alsa device
option from the DVD ac3 passthrough magic I found previously on the web).
I guess on the fly audio encoding isn't very demanding, my CPUs
are both hovering around 1 to 2% usage.
If you only have 2 channels, is there some reason to encode as ac3
instead of pcm?
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