I had a problem with some files I was converting over FLAC to ALAC, (don't ask why  ).  Most of the files played fine over my Sonos system but some gave me errors.  I happen to work at Sonos, so I handed the files over to my developer and he gave me this response:
 ).  Most of the files played fine over my Sonos system but some gave me errors.  I happen to work at Sonos, so I handed the files over to my developer and he gave me this response:
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The problem is with the 'stsc' atom.
 
According to the quicktime file format, the structure should be as follows:
 
As you can see, each entry in the sample-to-chunk table is 12 bytes long. The problem with the file is that the size of this atom is 32 bytes, which allows for 2 entries in the sample-to-chunk table, but according to the 'Number of entries' field there is only one entry. Thus, there is an extra bogus entry in the table.
 
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Any thoughts on this? I can send the files to anyone that wants them.
Thanks,
Jason
					 ).  Most of the files played fine over my Sonos system but some gave me errors.  I happen to work at Sonos, so I handed the files over to my developer and he gave me this response:
 ).  Most of the files played fine over my Sonos system but some gave me errors.  I happen to work at Sonos, so I handed the files over to my developer and he gave me this response:-------------------------------------------------------------------------
The problem is with the 'stsc' atom.
According to the quicktime file format, the structure should be as follows:
As you can see, each entry in the sample-to-chunk table is 12 bytes long. The problem with the file is that the size of this atom is 32 bytes, which allows for 2 entries in the sample-to-chunk table, but according to the 'Number of entries' field there is only one entry. Thus, there is an extra bogus entry in the table.
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Any thoughts on this? I can send the files to anyone that wants them.
Thanks,
Jason

 
	
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